As I’ve mentioned, I’m summarizing the different ways my 2015 word for the year, revive, played out in and around me. Spiritual revive was a biggie. I didn’t know how burned out and vulnerable I was until I was under attack. Although I don’t say much here, prayer, especially standing in the gap for others,…
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Word of the Year Review: Family Revive
I confess, when I pray for the theme God has for me, I don’t push it on my family. This is my conviction, and if they feel the same, I believe He has a word/theme for them. But at the same time, when I receive a theme, I watch it play out in my family.…
Word of the Year Review: Physical Revive
Revive—As we reach that finish line called 2015, I thought I’d take this week and summarize what I learned this year through the word God gave as the theme: Revive. I chewed on this word a lot and I never anticipated the journey it took me on. I thought today I’d share how revive affected…
Guest Post: Evangelicals for Life
Clear your schedules January 21–22, 2016, because Focus on the Family and The Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission will host Evangelicals for Life, a major pro-life conference held in conjunction with the March for Life event. The event will take place in Washington, D.C., at the Hyatt Regency Washington on Capitol Hill. Evangelicals from across…
COTT: Congrats to Sofia’s Tune by Cindy Thomson
*Congrats to Sofia’s Tune by Cindy Thomson! Thank you to our viewers, fans, and voters—this was a near record-setting post view for our five authors. Congratulations to all of your and thank you for participating. Some of the comments you received include: Thank you for producing such amazing Christian fiction! All of them are beautiful…
You’re Invited: Share Your Surrender Story in 2016.
I mentioned Saturday that I’m being very intentional in 2016 about how to best get my Surrender Issues and Chocolate messages to the masses. One way is subscribing to the sweet, weekly encouragement delivered straight to your inbox that will start your week right. It’s the Julie Arduini’s Sunday’s Surrender and Chocolate, a short message…