I’m sitting on my back patio waiting for some much needed sunshine to appear because it has rained for days. I just got back from a 7am grocery run for…
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Do you know that God uses your story in ways you may have never imagined? Claudia McGuire digs into the story of Tabitha, or Dorcas in the Greek (Acts 9:36-40),…
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Kay Daigle I’m wondering how often we Christians today prostrate before God in prayer and worship. For a time we went to a church with kneelers in the pews, but…
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We are so blessed today to hear from my friend Cynthia Fantasia, author of In the Lingering Light: Courage and Hope for the Alzheimer's Caregiver. For you caregivers, Cynthia's honesty…
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A dear friend recently gave me A Diary of Private Prayer by John Baillie, a book of morning and evening prayers. Every day the prayers blow me away with spiritual…
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Kay Daigle I’ve been planning an adventure. My husband and I will have a few days in the UK outside of London, and so we needed to devise a plan.…
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Kay Daigle Facebook and other social media are often battlegrounds for those who like to argue. But they can be forums for discussion to hone our thoughts and ideas beyond…
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Over the past week or so I’ve had an unusual number of opportunities to spend time with friends. In amazing ways each conversation left me with specific words that lingered…
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Kay Daigle What is Maundy Thursday anyway? “‘Maundy’ comes, possibly by way of one or more European languages, from the Latin ‘mandatum,' meaning ‘command." The reference is John 13:34: ‘A…
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Kay Daigle Is cleaning out and giving away the spiritual discipline of simplicity or simply minimalism? The fad today, especially among millennials, is minimalism, described in Forbes as a “decluttering…
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