Just a thought, friend, for you to check out. January 6th is the feast of Ephiphany. In the Western churches, it commemorates the visit of the wise men to adore Jesus as Divine, the King of Kings, and the Savior of all in their gifts of frankincense, gold, and myrrh. It is said that the visit of the Magi signified salvation was for both Jew and Gentile who accept Jesus as Savior for their sins. I did some digging into … Continue reading →
Robyn Rison Chapman is a finder of hope and a passionate encourager. She was an award-winning journalist and successful grant writer before leaving those careers to spend more time with her family. It was during a season of family grief that she began to feel God calling her into more faith-filled writing. She writes regularly on her blog, www.hopeanyway.com and writes guest posts for other sites. Robyn is active in her church and has taught numerous Sunday School classes and … Continue reading →
How are you preparing for this season ahead? Are you remembering your traditional celebrations and wondering how you will incorporate some of your memorable moments in the season ahead if we are still living under pandemic restrictions?
Continue reading →Ocean waves crashing to the sky speak of freshness, a cleansing of jagged rocks, the beginning of a new rhythm as the wave is pulled back into the sea and refreshed to begin a new process again. Here today, I am beginning again, too. Refreshed and renewed, I am stretching into a fresh new site with my first blog post.
Continue reading →My blog fits the niche of Christian Inspirational. I follow many blogs with the same theme. My top three are:www.aholyexperience.com by Ann Voskampwww.claireburge.com/ by Claire Burgehttp://gettingdownwithjesus.blogspot.com by Jennifer Lee Ann Voskamp’s site features posts that emphasize God in the everyday life, marriage,gratitude, Christian seasons of the year, and grief. It is writen in the first person and she does not have a place to comment. You can email her. Her design is elegant yet strikingly simple. The black background is … Continue reading →
