We want to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! 2021 found us right in the middle of where God wanted us to be for this part of our journey. We were so blessed to see so many prayers answered that our prayer team had been praying for some, since 2016. God continued to delay in some areas and then, He opened up doors in others, many that we never thought possible. We found ourselves blessed with provision, then we got to see creative minds coming together

There are a few pictures that will always hang in my office. Some are blurry and hard to make out, but they are reminders of what was taking place at certain moments of our lives. The moment pictured here is a room full of miracles! One individual was diagnosed with a grim diagnosis of cancer back in march, one couple had battled something for years, three of the women in this picture between them have lost four children and a grandchild. One woman carries the scars of bein

I loved my grandmother aka " Nanny. " She was a pistol packing ( no kidding ) straight shooting woman. She would tell you what was in her mind before she realized it.And in doing so made a lot of people mad. But beneath that hard backwoods mentality she was a very kind soul. But for years my Nanny would make caramel cakes and I would get sick at the thought of eating one. But I did not want to hurt her feelings so I would eat this awful.... tasting..... caramel cake. My Nanny

12 years ago on this day I wrote this question on a receipt. For so many years I chased after my desires for what I wanted in life. But when I reached a point in my life where I said “ God, what do you desire for my life? “ He answered that question with Jamie. She was not wrapped in the package that I would have imagined, or at the time I would even thought, or even the place. But God had created me a woman, just as he had done for Adam. A helpmate, an encourager a person th

Do you ever look back and see God in every detail of certain situations? I was recently reminded of a letter that I had gotten with what I considered bad news. I was living in Nashville and had made the decision to move back to East Tennessee. I had put in my application with a company and had gone as far as to have 3 interviews with them and just knew that I had the job. So I decided to go ahead, turn in my notice and move on back because it appeared to be a well laid plan a