As I sit down to write this, I find myself feeling vulnerable- a sensation that doesn’t sit easily with me. Yet, I recognize how important it is to share. As an adult, maintaining friendships is one of the hardest relationships ever. I see people who have been friends for 20-plus years, and I’m not going…
What Marriage Taught Me in 9 Years
As my husband and I celebrate our ninth anniversary this month, I can confidently say that this journey has been nothing short of a testament to God’s work in our lives. Marriage, for us, has been a journey of sanctification- a process where God has continually cleansed us, molded us, and created in us new…
Letting Go of Good for God’s Greater: A Journey of Faith and Trust
I recently listened to a podcast by Tim Ross, and his words struck a chord with me: “Not everything God tells you to let go of is bad. Sometimes you have to let go of good for God. And sometimes you have to let go of what God has given you so that you can…
Studying the Bible: A Beginner’s Guide
Studying the Bible is a deeply enriching experience that can provide guidance, wisdom, and spiritual nourishment. Whether you’re a seasoned believer or just coming into the faith, diving into the Scriptures offers a profound opportunity for growth and understanding. Diving into the Scriptures offers true identity. We’ll explore practical tips and strategies to help you…
Insight from the Marriage Conference: Redefining and Strengthen
Discovering a New Perspective This past Saturday was a pivotal moment in my marriage journey as my husband and I attended a marriage conference https://xomarriage.com/conferences/?gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI8MW114L4hQMVP1FHAR0R9gWoEAAYASAAEgKTcPD_BwE. Led by esteemed speakers Dan Lian, Nona Jones, and Ryan Leak, the event offered fresh perspective insights on marriage expectations. Reevaluating Expectations: Lessons from Dan Lian Dan Lian’s session centered…
Extending Mother’s Grace: Cultivating Understanding and Compassion
Cultivating Understanding So I have a question! Should adult daughters and sons extend grace to their mothers? While driving, I heard a quiet still voice say, “Give your mother grace.” My husband and I often let our children stay overnight at their grandmother’s, whom they affectionately call “Yaya.” This reminder struck me deeply, especially when…
BOOK RECOMMENDATION: “GIRLS WITH SWORDS”- LISA BEVERE
Hey there!! Today, I’m excited to share a book that has inspired me on my journey of self-discovery and spiritual growth. As I delve into its pages, I discover profound insights into my identity in God. Join me as we explore how this book transforms me through the lens of divine truth. The Call to…
Shedding the Layers: Motherhood, Embracing your child’s uniqueness, and Nurturing Profound Connections
Motherhood. What a hard and demanding journey! If I did not know what self-dying was, being a mother has taught me what it truly means, and I have yet to grasp its true essence. And no, I am not complaining about being a mother, but this is undeniably a formidable task. And I salute every…
The Connection Between Longing and Purpose in Personal Development Part 2
Hello! I pray that you are having a great day! Welcome back to reading another post from Just Life Period! This is part two of The Connection Between Longing and Purpose in Personal Development. We need to evaluate what is in our souls and ask ourselves how we can feed our souls while being faced…
The Connection Between Longing and Purpose in Personal Development
There is a longing. It’s a pull that wants me to come to it. I feel as though God is calling me and I am in a wilderness. A wilderness that is supposed to be me and Him. Every time I want to do something there’s this longing and begging that wants me to come…