Tag: prayer
Don’t Give Up
by Tiffani
Last week I was on the phone with the receptionist at one of my mom’s doctors’ offices and I broke down. She called to explain that my mother needed to have a procedure done the very next day, and…..I broke down. What she didn’t know is that ten minutes earlier, I was on a call with my mom, her care provider and one of … Read More Don’t Give Up
+ Anxiety, Caregiver, Covid19, Decisions, Encouragement, Forgiveness, Friendship, Healing, Mother's Day, Perspective, Relationships, Rest, Vulnerability, Waiting, Waves
This Year
by Tiffani
Written on April 14th, 2021 While in the shower today, I’ve been in deep reflection about the happenings of this year. This has been a challenging start to the year. It’s been both revelatory and extremely hard. Through it all, God has shown up in incredible, Word-confirming ways! You haven’t heard from me for a while because I didn’t have the energy to write. … Read More This Year
A Double Portion in 2021
by Tiffani
Tonight while on a call the facilitator asked for prayer requests. Over and over again I rehearsed my prayer requests only to decide not to speak. And then she asked again. And again – and again and every time she asked I bit my tongue and hid my requests in my heart. After others had shared their prayer requests, she shared her own and … Read More A Double Portion in 2021
+ Acceptance, Decisions, Emotions, Faith, listen, Perspective, Purpose, Seasons, Vulnerability, Waiting
Prayer Answered
by Tiffani
Sometimes we wait for God to give us an answer He’s already given us. He’s really just waiting for US to come around to what He’s been showing us over time. The answer could be wait, it could be “not now” or it could be “yes”. When it appears as if God isn’t responding I believe it’s Him asking us to be still – … Read More Prayer Answered
Contentment
by Tiffani
On Saturday, I spent some uninterrupted time with my dad. It was both beautiful and scary as I’m always aware of the risk we’re taking in this Covid world. As we’re talking, he shares some of his frustrations but also his joy. In his exact words he said, “I’ve had a good life, if I were to go tomorrow I’d be ok.” And that … Read More Contentment
