Yay for church notes again!
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I’ll Give You What I Can’t Keep
This day has been beautiful and emotional and hectic. A day of pressing in to hear from God and encouraging others. The following post is an excerpt from a e-mail I sent some of my friends this morning. The words have continued to ring true and echo throughout my day, so I decided to adapt them to share with you all also.
December Updates
Okay, okay, okay — it’s the post you’ve been waiting for all week! Updates! Where have I been? What have I been doing? What have I been thinking? When will I be back to writing? {Well, you may not have been that interested in my life or even realized that I’ve been slacking off on writing. But if you have — and hey, even if you haven’t — here are the answers to those burning questions.}
November Favorites
November FLEW by, honestly. I can’t believe we are on the other side of Thanksgiving day, although my wallet after Black Friday leaves me in no doubt that the holidays have indeed passed. Now, as it’s ALREADY DECEMBER, I wanted to take a moment to look back over some of my favorite things from November. The list isn’t super long, because I blinked and the month was over, but each item on here was very impactful to me.
White as Silence, Red as Song
This is another recent release that I received from Thomas Nelson and Zondervan’s Fiction Guild. It was compared to John Green’s The Fault in Our Stars, and I could see the similarities.
The Power of the Prompt
Aaaaand aren’t you special, you get two church notes posts in a row! 🙂 This post is actually from this past Sunday, so we’re all caught up again.
It’s Mine to Manage
Last week was a crazy week, so these notes I’m posting today are actually from last week’s message. I’m sorry they’re late; I’m aiming to have a post updating y’all in more detail later on this week. Thanks so much for sticking with me!
Auschwitz Lullaby
Okay, wow, guys–this book hit me hard. I know book reviews aren’t the favorite thing I post, but I’m so passionate about reading that I just can’t not post them, and this book in particular really impacted me lately.
An Ordinary Day
Welcome back!
