A Blog For Pastor's Wives & Wives In Ministry
A devotional for pastor’s wives and women walking the beautiful, messy path of ministry I stared at my phone, scrolling through prayer requests that felt more like a flood than a stream. Crystal’s cancer diagnosis. A friend battling depression. My heart stretched thinner than the last bit of peanut butter in the jar. Meanwhile, myRead the Post
Have you ever found yourself wondering if you’re truly spiritually growing, or if you’re just going through the motions of ministry life? I remember sitting in my kitchen a few years back, staring at my notebook and feeling completely overwhelmed. I’d just finished preparing for Monday’s activity, written three blog posts, and somehow managed toRead the Post
Have you ever found yourself staring at a blank journal page, knowing you need to pray but wondering where to begin with truly powerful prayer points that will transform your heart and circumstances? I was sitting in my kitchen last Saturday morning, my tea growing cold in my favorite mug (you know, the one thatRead the Post
Have you ever wondered how to trust God when it feels like you’re carrying the weight of your entire church community on your shoulders? I found myself asking this exact question a few years back as I sat on a bench outside the grocery store, completely overwhelmed. I had just gotten off the phone withRead the Post
Have you ever wondered how to know what God is calling you to do in your church community? A few years back, I found myself standing in the church foyer after service, snacks in hand, watching as various ministry leaders made announcements about needs in children’s ministry, the worship team, and outreach programs. A newerRead the Post
How to love people who seem determined to find fault with your ministry partner? A year ago, after service, I found myself in a familiar position. I was smiling politely while a church member launched into yet another critique of my husband’s sermon. “If only he had emphasized this point more…” and “Don’t you thinkRead the Post
