An altar call had just been made in an arena of eight thousand women. It wasn’t difficult to feel the emotions of those around me. To my left was brokenness and hearts grasping for hope. To my right was conviction … Read the rest
Thriving Through Transition
Today I noticed the sky. I mean I actually realized it was there. I was even taken off guard by this revelation. Yes, I know that big blue area above us is the sky. But, today I looked up out … Read the rest
Enneagram 1s – Goodness
Enneagram 1s have a basic desire to be good. They have a clear sense of right from wrong and believe in the prevailing of justice and the triumph of good over evil. Therefore, the basic truth 1s know is that … Read the rest
The Truths We Know
Welcome back to the blog! We’re excited to launch our new series – The Truths We Know. In our last blog theme, we spent time getting to know our identities and celebrating our individuality through the lens of a … Read the rest
My 5 Biggest Tips on Learning to Love Your Body
If you’ve had a conversation with me or read anything I’ve written, you can probably tell that I’m passionate about learning to love your body. This passion is primarily geared toward women, but I don’t mean for a second … Read the rest
I Am Me
… Read the restI am me and You are You,
That much is true.
It was too easy for me to hide,
Where no one could see me,
Not even You.
But there is no more hiding,
No, not anymore.
It’s plain to
Sneak Peek: Shattered
Excerpt from Shattered by Dianne Wyper, The Cell and a Sunday School Song
Shatter the wall that is stopping you from receiving what has always been yours.
I remember my daughter as a little girl, dressing up, dancing, and … Read the rest
Don’t Let Your Hearts Be Troubled
Do not let your hearts be troubled. You believe in God; believe also in me.
I want to plaster this verse on every street sign, every lock screen, every TV commercial, and all over social media. … Read the rest
Waiting Well
How many of us can actually say we wait well? From traffic, to doctor’s appointments, to seasons of stillness, it can feel like God is dragging us along in moments of waiting where He is actually inviting us closer to … Read the rest
Who I Am
“Who am I?” I recently revisited this question as I found myself in yet another period of transition. When I left home for the first time, I asked this. When I got married, had my first child, sent my children … Read the rest
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