by Julie Foreman | Jun 1, 2018 | Blog |
Nesting is a curious thing mothers universally do, tirelessly carrying the proverbial sticks in our beaks to create a place for our babies to belong. I remember hoisting our living room rug out the front door at 40 weeks because I decided it was too disgusting to be...
by Julie Foreman | May 17, 2018 | Blog |
I was on my way to a luncheon in which a local ministry was recruiting help from church congregations in order to reach our city. I was praying about my part and how God might want to marry this ministry with the ministry He has given me. As we were told, what would...
by Julie Foreman | Apr 30, 2018 | Blog |
A Journey with Jay Picture with me Jesus standing up with a loud voice saying to you, “If you are thirsty come to me and drink.” John 7:37-39 The Greek wording for this actually means that Jesus stood up and cried that out with a loud voice. In the spiritual...
by Julie Foreman | Apr 6, 2018 | Blog |
She was a 20 year old mother of three, ages three and under, having left family and all that was familiar to support her young husband in his desire to pursue a college education. They lived in the Tony Sudekum Housing Project in Nashville, Tennessee in 1957. He...
by Julie Foreman | Mar 22, 2018 | Blog |
“How is your heart?” This question has been a loving invitation from my Heavenly Father to give Him my whole heart. An invitation to go into a deeper relationship with Him. An invitation for reconciliation over retaliation. A life of love over anger. An...
