The Architecture of Joy Week 3: Scared Walls & Restful Boundaries
Welcome to Week 3 of our August series, The Architecture of Joy in the Home. “Six days you shall labor
If you’re looking for “Pinterest-perfect” faith, you might be in the wrong neck of the woods. Between the Florida humidity and the unique whirlwind of ADHD and Turner Syndrome, my life is rarely a straight line.
But here’s what I’ve learned: An anchor doesn’t stop the storm; it just keeps the ship from drifting away. This page is about “Fresh Mercy” I find every morning – the kind that shows up in a quiet cup of coffee, a Bible verse that finally clicks, and the strength to be the steady point for my family when the hurdles feel high.
This verse was my anchor in the early days of this journey.
“I would have fainted unless I had believed to see the goodness of Jehovah in the land of the living. Hope in Jehovah; be strong and He will make strong your heart; yea, hope in Jehovah!” Psalms 27:13-14 LITV
Welcome to Week 3 of our August series, The Architecture of Joy in the Home. “Six days you shall labor
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In the thick of a Florida summer, we know the feeling of a heavy, humid atmosphere. It’s the kind of
He holds our place! Dear Soul, I’m popping in to remind you that God is faithful. That it’s not about