by carrie | Jan 12, 2021 | God's in Charge, Growing Christlike
Let’s start today with a question: How big do you believe God is? The Christian answer is big, right? Bigger than big. We might try to sound theologically smart by saying, We finite human beings cannot wrap our minds around how immeasurably big the Creator of...
by carrie | Jan 5, 2021 | Devotional, God's in Charge
Surprise! Life just took a left turn. Ever been there? I mean, besides all of us for most of last year. 2020 was quite a ride. I’ve heard the curveball is the hardest pitch for a baseball player to hit, and last year seemed to be full of them! Honestly, I was...
by carrie | Dec 15, 2020 | Holidays
This is week three of the Advent Season. Much like Lent, believers would fast and pray from mid-November until Christmas. Originally, it was a time for believers to prepare themselves for baptism, but during the Middle Ages, the focus changed to the Second Coming of...
by carrie | Dec 8, 2020 | Holidays, Pain and Trauma
This is week two of the Advent Season. Much like Lent, believers would fast and pray from mid-November until Christmas. Originally, it was a time for believers to prepare themselves for baptism, but during the Middle Ages, the focus changed to the Second Coming of...
by carrie | Dec 1, 2020 | Holidays, Pain and Trauma
This is week one of the Advent Season. Much like Lent, believers would fast and pray from mid-November until Christmas. Originally, it was a time for believers to prepare themselves for baptism, but during the Middle Ages, the focus changed to the Second Coming of...
by carrie | Nov 24, 2020 | Growing Christlike, Holidays
One of the reasons I love the southeastern United States is the plethora of colorful sayings. Sayings like: He’s grinnin’ like a possum eatin’ a sweet tater. I’ll jerk a knot in your tail! She’s as lost as last year’s Easter egg....
