Tag Archives: God’s plan

Letting Go So Our Kids Can Shine!

Posted on March 4, 2025 by Ann Malley

Yes, I tend to write about motherhood. A lot. Why? I was/am a stay-at-home mom who homeschooled her children so, writing aside, that’s what I know best. Being the youngest of eight children, as my readers already know, has also … Continue reading →

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The Obedient Farewell by Julie Arduini

Posted on August 30, 2024 by juliearduini

This is me last month, helping at a color run activity while serving at Special Touch Summer Getaway Ohio, a camp for those with disabilities. I was in my glory because not only was I with my family and friends, … Continue reading →

Posted in Julie Arduini | Tagged Anchored Hearts, God's plan, Julie Arduini, Match Made in Heaven, ministry, obedience, Repairing Hearts, Restoring Christmas, serving, Surrendering Hearts, Surrendering Stinkin' Thinkin', Surrendering Time, The Obedient Goodbye by Julie Arduini | 2 Comments

When Things Don’t Work Out as We Think They Should by Vicki Hinze

Posted on April 5, 2021 by Vicki Hinze

Things often don’t work out the way we think they should, or when we think they should. That doesn’t mean they don’t work out. It only means that our view isn’t as big as God’s plans. It’s easy to find doubt creeping … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized, Vicki Hinze | Tagged Doubt, fear, God's plan, God's timing, Uncertainty, When things don't work out | 2 Comments

The Broken Ornament by Julie Arduini

Posted on January 2, 2019 by juliearduini

This season I have been working on my inside. As a woman with confident faith, I didn’t think that was anything I’d be dealing with, especially since this year was significantly better than years past. Funny thing about my plans. … Continue reading →