Journal

Last week I was invited to ride with another coach to an overnight women’s conference that was over two hours away, Friday to Saturday.

Let's talk about distraction.

This is the week - Holy Week - Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a donkey—humble, intentional, and fully aware of what was ahead.

At Thanksgiving 2024, the Lord gave me a dream. I was on a stage speaking to a group of women about “un-stuffing” their lives. I can still hear the words I spoke that night in the dream:

In Acts 16:22–24, Paul casts a demon out of a fortune-teller, disrupting the livelihood of her masters who depended on her for their wealth.  As a consequence, it says:

Let’s talk about marriage.  

Mary Magdalene was a Childfree Disciple of Christ.

The first chapter of Jeremiah has always been one of my favorites.

“Long ago I broke the yoke that oppressed you and tore away the chains of your slavery, but still you said, ‘I will not serve you.’ On every hill and under every green tree, you have prostituted yourselves by bowing down to idols. But I was the one who planted you, choosing a vine of the purest stock—the very best. How did you grow into this corrupt wild vine?”(Jeremiah 2:20–21)

Only God can accurately judge the human heart.

My husband and I often say we want to see where God is going.... and go there. When we recognize that the Lord is moving, we want to be part of it. That desire has only grown stronger as we have followed His breadcrumbs to the church plant we are now part of in Hugo, Minnesota. Looking back, the orchestration of events was undeniably divine, supernatural in a way no human plan could have predicted or arranged.

A Reflection on John 16, Isaiah 54, and Making Disciples.  In John 16:19, Jesus is speaking to His disciples about going back to the Father.