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How to keep loving when your marriage is running on empty
As soon as Bianca uttered the words "the little oil that we have," I was overcome with a visual picture of what God was asking me to do - how He was going…
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They’re playing our song {takeaways from #allume}
I wanted it to happen. A sign, a symbol, confirmation of God's love and grace - His voice saying, "Yes, my child, you are in the right place."
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When your love for your spouse is depleted
Love is a choice; but some days, I'm just too weary to make it.
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Guest post for Brightpeak Financial {takeaways from #Allume}
I'd like to share how my husband and I have dealt with the drastic reduction in our income over the last year. Head over to Brightpeak to read "How to Make a 50%…
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Encouragement and resources for the military wife
I hope that this list of posts, resources, books, and websites will be an encouragement to you wherever you are in your journey as a military spouse!
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Write more, edit more, publish less {takeaways from #allume}
Improving my writing, however, is something I can do right now. I've heeded these words - taken them on as a challenge to hone this craft.
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What true love looks like
True love is him asking, "Why do you love me?" and me answering, "Because it's worth it."
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Wrinkles (why I’m not writing a book right now) {takeaways from #allume}
My stories can wait to be told until I'm mature enough to tell them well.
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In which I am humbled instead of star-struck {takeaways from #Allume}
But as I stood there in front of her, humbled as she gave me a necklace, an awkward hug, I didn't see a star - I saw a sister.
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She made time for me {takeaways from #allume}
And then she knelt down next to me, asked me questions, and got to know me as well as anyone can in a ten-minute conversation. I felt understood and noticed and cared for.
