What if I told you that at the end of 2018, we will know more of God’s splendor? That we’d fall on our faces in tears at seeing Him in His beauty? That it will break our heart over how we’ve neglected Him? Today’s post gives three reasons to schedule time in the Secret Place today!
Readers, I’d love to get your input on three recently redesigned book covers for my new devotional. Some clicking is required as each link opens a separate file. Or you can just look at the picture above. Just review all three and comment below as to your favorite. THANKS SO […]
I am editing the final draft of my new book, Lion in My Garden: A Devotional Art and Activity Journal. Here is a sneak preview of the front image and back cover copy: Do you long for a thriving spiritual life where you feel God’s Presence daily? Come meet the […]
I’m in a season with new doors. Not the opportune kind, I’m talking literal doors here. Gift of a Hand Carved Door Hubby and I bought a new house and to our delight, it came with a custom carved front door. Hand carved from Red Oak in 1981 by Jack […]
Last Friday of the month, time again for good news! I’m referring to We are the World Blogfest, a bloghop promoting positive news stories that show compassion and the resilience of the human spirit. Sharing these stories increases our awareness of hope in our increasingly dark world. By emphasizing empathy, we […]
Wishing a happy and blessed Mother’s Day to each of you, my friends and gentle readers. I pray you receive these words from Jesus, “You are truly His rose, the very theme of His song. You are overshadowed by His love as you grow in the valley.” Song of Solomon […]
Life contains some events, transitional moments that mark significant changes for us. Marriage, the birth of children, buying or selling homes, divorce and death of loved ones are a just few. So many come to mind: starting a business or ministry, establishing a non-profit, kid leaving the nest, adopting a […]
Laura’s poem touched my heart. I think my readers will enjoy it. Check it out. Magnificent Obsession
As a grandmother of seven, I’d be disingenuous to not admit to desiring one of my grands or future great grands carry my name. It has not happened, yet, but there is still hope! While naming a child is a personal parental privilege, the act of bestowing a family name […]
Kathryne Leach 