“The Fine Line of Anger” God created us with many emotions to express ourselves, encourage others, motivate, and have compassion. Having emotions is not sinful, but our actions evoked by our emotions might be. I have heard some people say that being angry is a sin. If that were true, wouldn’t sadness or happiness also […]
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Find A Hobby! Why? Because no matter what side of the brain you use most or how busy your life is, we all need to thrive. We thrive when we choose positive things that encourage us to be better.A hobby doesn’t have to be arts and crafts or scrapbooking. Maybe we shouldn’t even call it
“Look at the birds of the air: they neither sow nor reap nor gather into barns, yet your Heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not of more value than they?” Matthew 6:26 The Bible tells us to be anxious for nothing. Most of us have had moments where we might have read that verse and
I prefer to begin my day by waking up before everyone in the house. There have been many different seasons in which I had to adjust when I went to sleep and when I woke, but for the most part, I have always been an early riser. As soon as the sun is up –
5.0 out of Stars on Amazon Like Reading an Email from a Friend July 12, 2022 “I picked up this book thinking it might take me months to read because I am a mom of 3 little ones…when would I have the time to read?? I opened it on a rainy day, had the kids
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Before You Say “I Do” Is there anything lovelier than a June Wedding? June is usually the safest month when planning an outdoor ceremony. You selected the perfect day, the wedding party, the florist, and the attire. You make several decisions for your perfect day until your head is spinning. What did you forget? Let’s
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There has been a fierce heatwave shifting across the country, and as my Texan family has already experienced a sauna-type heat, we are having a steam-room moment in Kentucky. I prefer the sauna over the steam room. I remember the days of my youth, working the front desk at the Metropolitan YMCA in Chattanooga during
When young adults realize that life isn’t without conflict, hardship, and pain, they face a crucial moment in deciding how to respond to strife. It is human instinct to want to protect ourselves, but how we armor up will determine the path we will travel. I faced hardship and trauma as a child, so by
Today’s Thrive is for the health of our mind. The Bible tells us in Philippians 4:8 to think on good things. We know that what we take in our minds affects what comes out of our mouths and actions. That is why it is essential to guard our minds with what we watch and listen
Do you find yourself in limbo, knowing something is around the corner – but not yet given? What you need or think you want for your life is not being ignored. There are always answers, and there is always a plan. Waiting seems so hard when we are young, but it gets easier as we get