I have questions …
and you have answers! Yes, you sitting there staring at your computer screen. I know you have the answers I’m looking for! My questions surround the Women of Faith conferences. Have you ever been to one? If you have been to one, did you go with friend? a group from church? by yourself? Do you think that this conference is more for people who already believe in Jesus? or more for people who need to know Jesus? or a nice mixture of both? What was your favorite part (speaker, singer, buying goodies, hanging with a friend)? If you have not been to one, why not? is money an issue? no one to go with? always thought it’d be nice but no one ever got thin

God’s got a great sense of humor
Who knew? Really? I always thought God was this serious, angry man. He must love to laugh, or at least chuckle, because He totally blew my mind this weekend at Women of Faith! As you may have read in my Arguing with God never works post, even before the weekend He was rocking my world — getting me out of my comfort zone. Once I got my friend Tonya in the car, I figured it was all down hill from there. Then the thought crossed my mind and out my lips — God’s got a purpose for Tonya to be at Women of Faith. He must have a purpose for

Can you do ministry online?
This question seems to be coming up for me a lot in the past few weeks. I had lunch with a friend of mine I hadn’t seen in a few years, Lisa 1 (since she’s older than me — she came first). We talked a lot over lunch about many things, but one interesting thing was doing ministry online. It’s Lisa 1’s belief that we can’t really do ministry online though I think we were talking about counseling. I definitely agree that deep, spiritual counseling needs to be one-on-one, face-to-face. Then last week I read Face to Face vs Modem

Arguing with God never works
You would think I’d have learned by now, but arguing with God never works. Here’s my latest God story I wanted to go to Women of Faith again this year — coming in a few weekends, but we don’t really have the money to spend for it. When Kaitlyn’s fundraiser was scheduled a fe

Ever given anonymously?
Have you ever been blessed by giving anonymously? This weekend I had the privilege of being a small part of a fundraiser for a little girl in our church. I grinned ear to ear every time I saw her bright, smiling face at the dinner! Praise God we raised enough to cover her surgery (almost $20,000)!!! I’ll let that sink in In Sunday School class, one of the ladies shared a story about a man who had seen the banners and felt compelled to stop by the church and give money. She showed him the way to the table and when he was asked, he’d only give his first name. H