Saying a grief prayer may do more good than you might think. In times of grief, we are often feeling so many emotions. Loss. Denial. Unexpected betrayal. Shame and blame. Questioning. Guilt. Deep sadness. It can feel like a lot all at once. But 1 Peter 5:7 tells us...
Will you be celebrating National Diabetes Month this November? It rolls around every year, and it’s a chance for us to celebrate and reflect. It’s a time for education and sharing and encouragement also. So today I’m sharing a bit about diabetes...
BY BRANDY DAVENPORT, CO-BLOGGER I grew up in a home in which everything that didn’t go as planned had to be someone else’s fault. Big or small, it didn’t matter. But it had to be pinned on something or someone. Blaming helps us surround the situation with...
“I think you should go without me,” I said. “The dessert I made is in the fridge, and her gift is in that little bag. Please tell her congratulations and that I’m really sorry I couldn’t make it, ok?” My husband agreed, and I went...
Have you ever wondered how to stop being angry at God about your illness? In the case that you have type 1 diabetes, or another autoimmune disease, you likely did nothing to cause it. It literally happened to you, and now you’re having a difficult time dealing...
