Biblical Encouragement for Living Life to the Full
Have you read missionary Sheila Scorziello’s beautiful blog about the country of Italy where she lives, and the culture and people she loves? I recently discovered her corner of WordPress, and I am just so delighted to meet her. Her writing just draws one in. She wrote a post sharing how Italians celebrate February 2nd, […]
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While I have been developing gluten-free sourdough recipes to replace the recipes my family gave up when we gave up gluten, I have personally been following a Ketogenic Diet. I’ve noticed that people’s responses to talk about the Ketogenic Diet can be rather strong, whichever way they swing. So I’m not here to try to […]
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The one thing that may discourage some people from baking with sourdough is the prep time; dough has to be mixed and requires several hours to ferment before it can be baked. But sourdough doesn’t always need forethought. As long as you have some extra starter sitting around, there are always yummy possibilities in […]
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Information on the small give-away I am doing in conjuction with this post is available toward the end (in bold print). Did you know that while God always hears our prayers, there are things we may be doing or not doing that influence how attentive He is to our prayers? Psalm 66:18 says, “If I […]
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~This devotional was used by our women’s group in conjunction with a study from Elizabeth George’s book, A Woman’s Walk With God, Growing in the Fruit of the Spirit. In Elizabeth George’s chapter on Love, she taught: To live out the Fruit of the Spirit requires a decision; love is an act of the will. […]
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Growing Graceful 