Harvest Table

I was inspired by Arden Kohout’s excellent article on Mom Guilt. I remember those days. I didn’t raise my four children during a pandemic, but still there was plenty of guilt, frustration and feelings of failure – some real and some imagined.

Time to reflect on what God has done and walk in the truth that he is conforming us into his image.

How are you facing the storm? Are you listening to truth or lies?

God repeatedly tells us in his word to, "Fear not." That was the topic of the July Women's meeting and an issue we all face throughout our Christian lives.

The privilege of prayer

Stirring up thankfulness and making God laugh

How do we handle it when Mother's Day and other holidays don't look the way they used to?

Thinking about the words we use and how they impact the hearer without becoming overly focused on ourselves

How can we know this love that surpasses knowledge?

Being seen from a distance to being known close up

This is a summary of our January 2017 meeting, including application questions.

A not-so-serious look at our need for revival.

Sometimes giving in to my temptation to sin seems so silly that I can't even believe I succumb to it. But then again, I really shouldn't be too surprised.

This may be a little obvious Thanksgiving week, but let's take time to cultivate thankfulness.

Experiencing the outpouring of the Holy Spirit as individuals

God knows our names.

Today is the first day of autumn, so I thought it might be a good idea to encourage us to think about the word harvest, which is easily linked with that time of year.

Having friends to walk through life with is one of God's blessings to us. It is part of what being the church is.

How do we respond in the midst of wickedness?

In this post Lesli Slack reviews our May meeting. This is more than a review, though; it is an encouragement as well.

Trusting God for the future and giving grace to others as we think the best about them.

What can we learn from a flock of flowers?

Should taking a risk be part of our Christian life?

Our walk with The Lord is a joyous adventure. Are you walking in the joy of having a Good Shepherd?

Going from hearing to doing.

Offering thanksgiving for the opportunity to break in some shoes.

You may think they were cruel, but nothing lifts my spirits quite like having a joke pulled on me. It was just what I needed during this stressful time, and my friends knew it. Hearing them laughing and cutting up on speakerphone was good for my heart. Why is home group so important? I never need to ask myself that question.