Category: faith
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Fishes & Loaves
I was recently listening to “Fishes and Loaves” by Josiah Queen, and I broke. The lyrics were a reminder straight to my heart: God doesn’t need my accolades or perfection. He just wants what I can give, my fishes and loaves. And He’ll take care of the rest.
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Less Keyboard, More Action: Be a Change Maker
The world doesn’t need more online outrage. It needs real-world action. It’s time to step off the keyboard soapbox and do something. What we need now are peacemakers and doers. People who show up and serve. People out there doing the hard things and making a difference. People who step into the mess…
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A Mosaic Life
Over the years I’ve often thought of my life as a beautiful mosaic. Each time hardships arise, I am broken into fractal pieces. However, I brush myself off, stand up, and evaluate at the brokenness that is waiting to be rebuilt.
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2023: Shine
At the close of each year and the beginning I spend some time reflecting and praying on what’s in store for me and what I feel I should focus on in the year to come. It’s a little different than a resolution. Each year I feel like God gives me a word for the coming…
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Running the Race
Written for WoodsEdge Community Church Women’s Ministry Devotionals “we rejoice in our sufferings, knowing that suffering produces endurance, and endurance produces character, and character produces hope, and hope does not put us to shame, because God’s love has been poured into our hearts through the Holy Spirit who has been given to us.” Romans 5:3-5…
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A Season for Pruning
Our beautiful God, our Creator, knows each and every one of us more intimately than we could ever begin to comprehend. Our sweet heavenly Father knows us more than we think we know ourselves. How could that even be? While our memories are fleeting at best, the divine memory of the Father is complete and…
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Finding My Voice
Maybe you’ve noticed that I haven’t published any blogs in a while. A very long while. Let’s just say, I’ve had laryngitis of the soul, and it’s been hard to speak.
Sincerely, Amy Lee 