Author: Trish Johnson

One of my co-workers is an awesome cook and she loves to bake. I can attest to her baking skills, as I have had the pleasure of sampling some of her delicious delicacies. She makes […]

“Be very careful, then, how you live—not as unwise but as wise, making the most of every opportunity, because the days are evil. Therefore do not be foolish, but understand what the Lord’s will is.”  […]

But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us. – Romans 5:8 It hardly makes sense to say everybody’s special. If we’re all special, doesn’t […]

Can you think of a situation or experience in your life that felt like an exception to the promises written in the bible? As Christians, we wait expectantly for God’s kingdom to breakthrough and for […]

Matthew 6:34 says, “Don’t worry about tomorrow. It will take care of itself. You have enough to worry about today”. I love that scripture. Mostly because I tend to worry and I need to be […]

Webster’s dictionary defines mothering as “nurturing with care and affection.” Mothering doesn’t just occur between a mother and child. While that is the place that mothering begins, it is by no means the place where […]

Women are often perceived to be more risk averse. We error on the side of caution, preferring comfort and safety over the discomfort of uncertainty. The longing for security is a strong emotion that can […]

Conflict is a part of life. Sometimes simple disagreements and misunderstandings occur. Other times conflict stems from something else, like fear, pride, or the need to always be right or in control. A disagreement occurs. […]

I was a fidgety kid. I didn’t like to sit still and it was a “challenge” for me to be quiet. I was always moving, twirling and dancing; singing and laughing. Once, when I was […]

There’s something about the new-year that gets people excited and filled with hope. January 1st is symbolic of a new beginning and a chance to start over. Many people make new-year’s resolutions, reevaluate their life’s […]