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It’s Easter Sunday.  He has risen – Hallelujah!  But let’s now stop there.  Our journey doesn’t end.  How was your own journey during these 40 days of Lent?  Did you make any progress in growing closer to our Lord?  What were some of the little tidbits or lessons along the way that Jesus revealed to… Continue reading Rejoice

As we begin this most Holy Week, the most powerful word I can think of is Jesus.  I remember a quote that asks, “Who do you say Jesus is?”  But then a much more important question followed, “Who does Jesus say you are?”  When I read that question it stopped me in my tracks.  “Oh… Continue reading Jesus

Last year, my husband and I, along with some good friends, took a drive to a local retreat center, to experience something new, a re-enactment of The Last Supper.  We thought it would be a great way to focus our thoughts during Lent, although we didn’t know what to expect.  The “stage” for the play,… Continue reading “Take this, all of you, and eat of it, for this is my body, which will be given up for you.”

This word brings to mind a story that helps me connect to how important it is to always be awake when needed.  My husband loves to recall the time we drove to visit family in New Hampshire.  One the way home, the day was gloomy and rainy.  He jokes (but unfortunately, it’s true) that during… Continue reading Awake

I keep a simple spreadsheet on my computer that organizes alphabetically all the words and stories that Jesus and I have co-authored these past years.  I am truly humbled that this list continues to grow and feel blessed to receive such a gift and inspirations I share with you every week.  While focusing on our… Continue reading Humble

We all have desires, right?  Other words we may commonly use to describe those desires are our hopes, dreams, longings, needs, and even fancy.  When we bring those asks before Jesus, what does He hear?  When my desires are so great that it consumes me, what is He thinking about my requests?  We’re praying, “If… Continue reading Desire

I believe, when I was first introduced to my then boyfriend’s family at the tender age of 16, was the beginning of me looking at food from a whole different perspective.  Sitting around my future in-laws’ dinner table acquainted me with so many different kinds of meals and started to awaken my tastebuds.  In defense… Continue reading Feast

How many times do we need to hear those words “I love you” spoken to us.  It’s the confirmation of those three small words that are so important to our being, even if, many times, we know deep down inside they may not feel like enough or empty in their meaning.   You and I were… Continue reading Confirmation