by Leah | Oct 5, 2015 | Fun Family Friends, Legacy, Tasting Grace |
On Saturday I hosted the fall session of Tasting Grace, and it was loads of fun. Five ladies and I spent time in Proverbs and in the kitchen sharing life and Velveeta® cheese. Three of the ladies had attended previous Tasting Grace sessions, while two of them were new...
by Leah | Sep 25, 2015 | Faith, Five Minute Friday, Insecurity, Legacy, Obedience/Submission, Serving the Bride of Christ |
DOUBT. Truth be told, DOUBT is a different way of saying unbelief. There is no ICD-9 code for it in medicine, yet it is the disease that afflicts each one of us from time to time. Even the saintly-est of us are beset with it on occasion. Sarah experienced DOUBT ~~...
by Leah | Sep 21, 2015 | Faith, Legacy, Obedience/Submission, Pride, Setting Boundaries and Priorities |
I sit this morning on the balcony overlooking the bay in Orange Beach, Alabama. Just Jesus and me. The dawn is breaking, all is quiet, and it is just Jesus and me. I have been on a journey through the Psalms this year, and this morning He takes me...
by Leah | Sep 4, 2015 | Legacy, Quotes, Wisdom |
Good Friday morning! As I ease back into blog writing, I wanted to give you a picture and a quote today. I read this quote recently in a post by Dr. Jim Denison and it has stuck with me. It is all about LEGACY and the impact that each of us have…even when we do...
by Leah | Aug 21, 2015 | Legacy Bible Study |
Hello! I didn’t want to disappear from this space without telling you where I was going. I am going to be taking a bit of time away from the blog. It won’t be long…just a couple of weeks. You see, I have a couple of writing deadlines that I need to...
by Leah | Aug 10, 2015 | Character/Holiness, Faith, God's Love, Insecurity, Legacy, Pride, Quotes, Serving the Bride of Christ, The Awesomeness of God, Wisdom |
I blew it! I messed up. Oh, it was not a big thing, but enough to make me feel like a failure. In life. In my marriage. In my faith. I failed to have a servant heart. I failed to love my husband well and serve him. I was prideful and self-serving. I thought speaking...