Do not miss out on the small things. Ministry isn't always found in the grandiose moments; but can be found in the kind smile, the random text, the opening of a door, or simply asking "How are you doing, really?" It's the offering of a lunch date or coffee break, it's volunteering your childcare services, it's lending a listening ear. It's ministry in the everyday moments of life. Jesus didn't ask what big thing did you do for me today? He exclaimed, "Whatever you do for th

This year taught me that when things seem impossible, desperate or desolate I can: 1. Reflect on His goodness and see Him working even in the smallest details. I have been immensely blessed. #HeISworkingonYourBehalf 2. Continue to sing my song and share my story to encourage others. We do not have to go through life alone. #Stayconnected 3. A grateful heart drowns out the noise of complaints and comparison. #Staygrateful #Stayhumble 4. The JOY of the LORD is contagious

In today's message, the pastor reminded us that his mercies are new every morning. He actually said something like this --"Aren't you glad that new grace and mercy meet you at your bedside every morning?" The answer is "Yes, I sure am." This simple statement marked by the proof in God's word (Lamentations 3:23) reminded me that I don't have to walk around with a mask of perfection. That He gives me more than I need to make up for what I don't have or cannot give. And He gives

Struggling with comparison? I love how this verse reminds us that when we compare ourselves to one another, we are without understanding of how uniquely relentless God's love is for each of us. That He has uniquely positioned and purposed us to do great things. That You were designed with a plan in mind. And that there's no one quite like You, sis. The best way to understand who we are and what we are made to do is by looking up and seeking God vs. looking out and seeking the