A Voice to Be Heard
Does God speak and offer us insight that’s applicable in this day and age? Discernment intrigues me to wonder, how do we connect and hear a God asking us to have ears to hear?
Discernment Spiritual Formation
Category: Spiritual Formation
Spiritual practices and articles for the formation of souls and soul care.
Seasonal Devotions The Pilgrim Life
Being Thankful: More than a Feeling
Being thankful doesn’t come natural to me, but a thankful spirit heals the soul so I’m trying to learn to be thankful. Can you relate? This season we are told to be thankful, so if you struggle to do so, maybe this article will help you…
Learn by Paradox Seasonal Devotions
Gratefulness in the Wilderness
Can God set a table in the wilderness? Psalm 78:19 Autumn is my favorite season. Those who come to my house know that during this season my table is set and my home decorated with orange, yellow, gourds, corn, leaves, and turkeys. Though it appears I overdo it, or as my husband calls it, “crazy,” the truth is the idea of a season vibrant with colors that pierce the eye (at least in Michigan) is,…
Spiritual Formation The Pilgrim Life
Faith that Heals
Faith is a journey. Have you ever wondered why people say that? It’s a bit cliche, but also powerfully meaningful. When I hear the word faith I automatically think about my belief. Primarily my belief in the ways, person, and spirit of God or lack thereof. We think our faith weak because we don’t fully comprehend or believe God will accomplish what we ask or what he claims he will do. On the flip side,…
Reflections & Ponderings Spiritual Formation
Three Tales of Forgiveness
Forgiveness implies sacrifice, humility, and healing. It is lavish and holds nothing back. Two weeks ago I shared why I believe sharing forgiveness is a true sign of Christ living in us. Today I want to share three stories from the Bible that expressly show how God desires us to hold nothing back when it comes to offering forgiveness. He desires us all to live a freely forgiven life without guilt, worry, or shame. A Brother…
