Lauren Dunn is a writer and toddler teacher, and she blogs at These Traveling Days. She loves to read books that are so good they make her want to crawl into their stories, and she can never have enough of her favorite Pixar movies or chocolate chip cookie dough.
I was still spinning in this new experience, grappling for signs of what I was supposed to do next. “I feel like I don’t have a map.”
Looking back and remembering what God has done for us will help us look forward this year.
Because of Christmas, we have hope that God will always be with us in our loneliness and disappointment and grief, and that He will redeem all of it.
Let’s make this a Christmas to remember!
My life may never match my Pinterest board dreams. But Jesus has saved me from needing to be perfect or impressive, and all my insufficiencies will never change my standing with Him.
Instead of trying to avoid inevitable failure, maybe it would be better to learn the right way to handle it. Here are some ideas to get us started.
We are given the responsibility to help each other complete the good works God has planned for us. So stir up some love and good works this Sunday.
After years of working off to-do lists, I have realized that I began to judge the success of my days by how many tasks I checked off my list.
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