I’m looking at you, granola bar remnants
In her recent blog post titled "I'm looking at you, granola bar remnants," Tami J. Gray reflects on the biblical practice of removing leaven during Passover as a metaphor for confronting hidden sins in our lives. She candidly shares her own struggles with spiritual complacency and emphasizes the importance of intentional self-examination and repentance. Tami encourages readers to undertake a thorough "spiritual spring cleaning" to eliminate the subtle transgressions that hinder their relationship with God.
Fearlessly Unbecoming
My story is the same as so many of us who grew up in the church. To this day, I still talk about the foundational parts of my faith that created who I am, but it was not until the situation above that I understood a deeper connection I had with God and His intended life for all of us.
Packing for Eternity
Emotions, addictions, drama, etc are all just distractions to preparing. Those things slow us down. But time doesn’t slow down.
The Little House in Zachary, Louisiana and a Dream Dashed
My mom and her dad, Papa (PawPaw)