Questions for the Soul… I read a book years ago about keeping my own “spiritual fires” lit as a leader. I was thinking back on that the other day…nurturing the soul. So…what does that mean? […]
Lost In Jesus
When I was in 2nd grade I was Vice-President of the Lost in Space Club. The group boasted four members and it was the first and last time I ever held public office. For those […]
How is Your Dance?
How is Your Dance? I have been thinking of our Christian walk using the analogy of dancing. We each have two dances we do with our Christian lives so to speak: a line dance (that we do […]
The Man of My Dreams … My Valentine
Valentine’s Day is one of those days that make women a tad crazy. Some of the Valentine’s craziness arises from a need to know we are loved. The more public the display of Valentine’s affection, […]
Embrace Monotony
Embrace Monotony Embracing Monotony was something Penny Meyer spoke about at the recent Women’s Conferece here at VCNP. So often, she said, life is full of the mundane. She shared about David and the years […]
Knock – Knock, It’s Me God …
After listening to Pastor Brian’s message from this past weekend on the subject of Believing God for a Miracle – I came home and Googled the word ‘miracles’ just for fun. Not surprisingly, there were […]
Dark Chocolate is good for you!
Dark Chocolate really is good for you! It is true! I knew it! In Good Houskeeping’s December 2010 edition, it stated, “…in a new study, a daily nibble of dark chocolate cut risk of heart attacks […]
I Know … that I Know … that I KNOW
I was reading some of the recent blog posts by these amazing Vineyard women and I’m seeing a common theme weaved throughout. As women of God we’re all simply trying to grow a little each […]
Live!
Word for the year………. May you LIVE all the days of your life! For many years, I have prayed about and come up with a “word for the year”. Yes, I do also write goals […]
New Year – New You
Now that Christmas has come and gone, I’m not one of those people who let the dust settle on the decorations for long. Some sort of buried OCD overcomes me the day after Christmas and pushes […]