‘Be still, ad know that I am God’
t’s been a busy week (again) and I seem to have caught a bug from one of my favorite grandbabies. (I have 5 grandbabies, and exactly five favorites!) Anyway, I dug this out of my archive from last February. It’s about the circus, which didn’t come to Birmingham this time–or anywhere near the South, for […]
Living well does not have to be confined
By Tabitha Bozeman Valentine’s Day is this weekend, and it’s a holiday society seems to have a love/hate relationship with. It can feel overly commercialized, or it can serve as a lovely opportunity to remind those we love how special they are. It can invite us to pamper ourselves and remember that loving who we […]
Stirring up love
By Samantha Hill When I think back to Valentine’s Day as a child, I remember sitting in a colorful classroom waiting for those tiny paper cards to land in my shoebox. Each one, covered in cartoon hearts and silly puns, felt like a small promise that someone had thought of me. As we grow older, […]
Are you positioned for His vision
By Shawn Blackmon There are times in life when we feel like God is silent. Circumstances don’t make sense, answers seem delayed, and direction feels unclear. In those seasons, our first instinct is often to complain, retreat, or assume God has stopped speaking. But Scripture shows us a different response. The prophet Habakkuk lived during […]