Our tree is up,
the lights are glowing,
Christmas-cheer-cup
overflowing.
Presents wrapped and
fire aglow,
ready for the first
big snow.
Candles lit and
spirits bright,
Christ, come into
our home tonight.
Merry Christmas, readers!
I promise I didn’t originally plan for this post to come out the week after Thanksgiving…but it is fitting, isn’t it? 😉
Raise your hand if you love to clean your bathroom!
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chirp.
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No one? Yeah, me neither. But alas, it must be done, right?
Clutter.
Stuff can so easily accumulate and clutter.
But this post isn’t about capsule wardrobes, donating to charity or living simply (all good things, though). It’s about continuously choosing joy  while decluttering our minds and homes – with God’s love, through God’s love, for the love of our families.
Doing the dishes is by far my least favorite chore. Even after making a delicious, enjoyable and beautiful meal for my family, the visual stress of a pile of dirty dishes in the sink can send me completely over the edge. And worse, sometimes doing the dishes can bring out the great, dreaded “R” word — resentment.
If there were ever to be a continuous chore, it would be laundry, right? Add the clothing of any tiny humans into the mix, and your small hills of T-shirts and jeans quickly turn into mountains.
God whispered something so small … and so big… Â into my heart earlier this week.
That I need more of Him.
Welcome to part one of my new Weekly Brew Devotional series – The Greatest Commandment!
Today I want to jump head first into Scripture. No need to grab your Bible…here’s what I’m looking at:
This week I’m diving into a brand new Weekly Brew Devotional series focused around some vital red letters from Scripture. Want in? Keep reading!
