Diving into Deep Waters

While looking for a new show to watch, I came across an interesting documentary about tennis. I was inspired by it and decided to share with you the things that stuck out to me. Don’t worry, you don’t have to play or even like tennis to get some good nuggets.

I want to take you on a tour that I went on recently of our local pregnancy center. I think I went into it thinking I knew what they did, but I quickly learned my thoughts just scratched the surface of the work they do. I pray this inspires your own tour and hopefully get involved in such an important kingdom work! 

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The psalmist who wrote Psalm 42 shares with us his ups and downs as he struggles through depression and discouragement. I dove into this psalm and found it to be so relatable and a guide on how to walk through a difficult time. Whether it’s for you personally or someone you know, I pray we all feel seen, heard, and listen with hope.

After taking a tour of the mushroom house in Charlevoix, MI I was inspired to take some of the things I learned about Earl Young, the builder, and apply the lessons to my own life and hopefully yours.

A little time has passed, but we are back and ready to catch up with you all. Sifting through the experiences of the last two months, I found an unexpected theme that I don’t believe is by accident but God-ordained. Let’s dive deep!

After watching a social media post, I felt outrage and then felt like I couldn’t stay quite on the topic. This is a deep one, folks, but I can’t sit back when I have a voice and not use it for those who don’t. Please know this podcast is not suitable for children.

“Then I prayed.” Nehemiah finds himself asking God for favor from the king he serves. It was a quick prayer that I like to call an “ arrow prayer”. A quick communication with God that shows we have no control, but He does. Tune in to unpack this topic.

Life gives us lots of lessons. It seems like we just don’t slow down long enough to review what we just experienced, therefore missing the things we could have learned. After a crazy weekend preparing for Mother’s Day, I took a moment and found insight as I reviewed the craziness of the weekend.

Who knew that the gatekeepers of the temple could be so fascinating to learn about? Their role can inspire us as gatekeepers of our own temples. 

After a challenging morning, I found comfort in a supportive community around me. It made me think that we want community, but we often don’t give community to others.  So I thought, let’s talk about it and, of course, see what the word had to say also.