by Kelly Meadows | Dec 20, 2021 | Blog, Guest Author, Women
Heroes of the faith Part 8 Corrie ten Boom slowly walked through the house, treasuring all the memories the old walls held. After months in a Nazi concentration camp besieged by the worst suffering imaginable, it was surreal to be back in the warmth, safety, and love...
by Kelly Meadows | Jan 20, 2021 | Better: A Study of Hebrews, Bible Study Podcast
WEEK 9 | Hebrews 11 Better // A Study of Hebrews by Jen Wilkin IN THIS EPISODE Intro/Day 1 – We begin the final section of Hebrews with a call to faith and endurance by encouraging the Hebrew audience with stories of the faithful who have come before and of God...
by Kelly Meadows | Nov 5, 2020 | Blog, Reflection, Thoughts
9 Bible Verses That Can Encourage Your Heart It is natural to have seasons of discouragement as you deal with life’s challenges – especially in the midst of COVID. You are not alone and God has given you His Word to encourage and equip you to deal with what you are...
by Kelly Meadows | Nov 21, 2018 | Guest Author
Fall Giving Thanksgiving is a time when we are reminded of all the ways we’ve been blessed. Sometimes we go back and look at the blessings we’ve taken for granted for a long time and realize the weight of them — the ability to read, a device to read this post on,...
by Kelly Meadows | Nov 14, 2018 | Guest Author
2 Steps For Starting a Gratitude List It’s November, the month best known as “Time to do the Christmas shopping” and “Oh wait, I need to remember how to cook a turkey.” By the time Thanksgiving rolls around and you’re asking your family what they’re grateful for, it...
by Kelly Meadows | Oct 18, 2018 | Guest Author
Jesus' Coolest Miracles We live in a world where some of the most popular stories are those of superheroes and people with crazy powers. As humans, we love to be amazed and intrigued. That’s why we watch movies such as Superman or Avengers. It’s why magic shows have...
by Kelly Meadows | Sep 5, 2018 | Care & Counseling, Guest Author
Depression: What Helps and What Doesn't Depression, whether long term or a short episode, affects a lot of people. It can be triggered by circumstances present or past, or come out of nowhere and hit its victim like a brick thrown out a window. If you have a friend...
by Kelly Meadows | Aug 28, 2018 | Care & Counseling, Guest Author
Verses for Helping your Friend through Depression Watching someone you love go through depression can be one of the most difficult things to endure, second to fighting depression yourself. There are only a few things you can do to help, and sometimes it feels like an...
by Kelly Meadows | Aug 21, 2018 | Care & Counseling, Guest Author
Get Up and Eat “The angel of the LORD came back a second time and touched him and said, ‘Get up and eat, for the journey is too much for you.'” | 1 Kings 19:7 In this moment in Elijah’s life, he was coming off of the coattails of what looks from the...
by Kelly Meadows | Aug 15, 2018 | Care & Counseling, Guest Author
3 Ways to Trust in an Unseen God Trust. So often we’re called to trust in God, to have faith that his plan is better than ours will ever be. We’re told to trust in someone we often haven’t seen ourselves or don’t fully believe can and will accomplish what we long for....
