Dressing in God's Love Blog

I press on toward the goal to win the prize for which God has called me heavenward in Christ Jesus (Philippians 3:14 NIV).

I met Corey Stumne at a writers critique group we both attend. I loved that he is unassuming, down-to-earth, and personable.

One day, I wrote the following statement on a sticky note by my desk: Don’t do it for the recognition.

My prayer since I became a Christian has been “Lord Jesus, let them see You not me.”

Even if one is actually better than the other, it takes all players doing their part in their positions, to be successful.

It’s Angel’s desire to bring women all across this globe to the same healing waters she experienced, the healing waters of Jesus Christ.

I have sought peace through isolation, and hope through my own might.

In my travels through life, I’ve ventured down good roads, had detours, and also taken some rough roads.

We don’t claim to understand everything about God but we know much of what we experience as Christians has purpose.

As soon as I stepped of the plane, it was a winter wonderland! It was cold and snow filled.

When I was seventeen years old, I made a mistake I’ve never forgotten.

I have been contemplating this concept of earning our statuses and income as it relates to work.

I started working on the yarn but found the yarn more difficult than other yarns.

He’s the all-powerful one who gives us the success we need.

To become a better artist you have to always believe in yourself and never give up!

In recent times, I decided to attend counseling. My favorite scripture justifying this level of self-care is James 2: 26.

As a young person who has hopes of being married someday, being accepted the way you are is important.

Sometimes healing happens instantly, and sometimes it happens over time.

There're so many things to worry about.

Then fear became a reality. I joined the ranks of the unemployed. Why did I think I would avoid trials and heartache?