Do you have a secret that is affecting your peace of mind? Does something you've said or done years ago make you feel unworthy or dirty still today? Do you have a regret that pins you in a corner, shouting, "Shame on you"? If so, I understand. I spent years stuck in self hatred and remorse. I allowed my secrets to bleed through Continue Reading
Why We Must Walk Together
This past Saturday morning I walked in a crowd of about 1,500 people to support a good cause. I felt the sting of tears as I looked around before our walk. I wondered what compelled men, women and children to raise money for our crisis pregnancy centers. Did they have personal experience with an unplanned pregnancy? Did they know Continue Reading
Walk For Life 2012 – Life Network
I am preparing to run my first 5K (June 2nd). I'm trying to raise $500 for our local crisis pregnancy center. For the past several years now I've volunteered for Life Network, co-leading post abortion Bible study groups. Because of my abortion in 1990, I love to help others who are once where I was: * Bound in shame and/or secrecy. * Angry Continue Reading
Interviewed at Living Joyfully Free with Lisa Buffaloe
Recently I had the privilege of being interviewed on Lisa Buffaloe's Living Joyfully Free radio ministry. What a joy I had talking to Lisa. Lisa and I have been blogging friends for a while now. She's a doll. Such a tender heart. Such a love for God and his people. I hope to meet her face to face one day. She has quite a testimony herself. I will Continue Reading
One Thousand Gifts – 376 – 400
Counting my daily gifts from God continues: 376. the sweet memorial service today in honor of babies lost through abortion - (I co-lead a post-abortive Bible study right now) 377. a heartbreaking love letter read from a mother to her daughter 378. healing tears 379. women who are brave enough to face their ugly, painful past Continue Reading
Accepting God’s Limitless Love
(LONGER than usual post. First shared this article on Ungrind.org in January 2008) Dating John was an adventure. He sang Elvis' Love Me Tender to me in restaurants. He pulled me to the nightclub dance floor when no one else was dancing. Once we met at a steak house and pretended we were on a blind date. We role-played the entire meal and the Continue Reading