Lessons abound in everyday life. Even in seemingly irrelevant doings, we can learn something. Take the art of arranging a messy bun, which I learned from my daughter. As I stood in front of the mirror yesterday, I decided to opt for the ease of a messy bun. Quickly fastening my hair in a rubber […]
Author: Emily Wickham
Presence: God with Us
Dear Lord, You are Emmanuel, God with us. And Your presence makes all the difference in my daily life. Today contained challenge after challenge, pushing me to the edge of exasperation. Yet just as You reminded me in the pre-dawn hours, You are with me. I draw strength from knowing You’re near. By my side. Within […]
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WRITERS CONNECT: Deb Haggerty
Though we’ve never met in person, Deb Haggerty has impacted me positively. Unbeknownst to her, I heard about a kindness she extended toward a friend of mine. Getting that glimpse of Deb’s character draws me to her, and I believe you’ll be drawn to her, too, after learning more in this interview. Please join me […]
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When We Can’t Sense God’s Nearness
“But as for me, the nearness of God is my good; I have made the Lord GOD my refuge, That I may tell of all Thy works.” Psalm 73:28, NASB Dear Readers, I sat down to write with something different in mind. And this is what came out. May these words soak into your soul, […]
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How Are You? God’s Remedy for Loneliness
How are you? No, really, how are you? Are you afflicted with loneliness? For those who belong to Christ, we delight in our eternal life, knowing we’ll exist forever with our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. We anticipate the joy of seeing Him face to face, knowing fully just as He knows us (1 Corinthians […]
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WRITERS CLINIC: How to Overcome Writer’s Block
“Commit your way to the LORD, Trust also in Him, and He will do it” (Psalm 37:5, NASB). Writer’s block affects every writer now and then. None of us bypass this dreaded experience of reaching for words … only to grasp emptiness. Zero. Nada. Zip. Our brains won’t cooperate, and our ability to plant words […]
