Many of you may remember the interview. I did a few weeks ago with Lois Flowers. In addition to being the mother to two girls, Lois is also an accomplished author. She generously gave me two copies of.

Monday, September 21, 2015. I hear that some of you have been wondering where I disappeared to! Well I moved lock, stock, and barrel over to my brand new online home, LindaStoll. It was a huge upheaval in many ways, but every day it feels more and more like home sweet home.

31 Days Braving the Broken. What We Celebrate This Holy Saturday. We look around with a happy sigh and agree with God that He is ruling well. Life has a good hum, an easy rhythm. God is good all the time and all the time God is good. But then there are the other days. Days of dashed hopes and spiraling circumstances. Truth in Your Unexpected Chapter 2.

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Finding Grace in the Unraveling of Life. Subscribe via email to receive updates. The Creed of the Tightly Wound Woman. I was nervous to read this book. It held the promise of breath-taking poetry yet the possibility of silencing my words through its ease of craft. But I began its pages anyway. I was moved by stand alone lines that helped the whole speak loudly to covered places.

Pause a while to ponder issues of life and faith through poetry and prose. Friday, 10 July 2015. Letting go and moving on. Much of my life lately has felt like a waiting season where I gaze wistful as others go about their days. A place where quiet speaks loud of all God desires me to hear.

Your travel companion on the journey to well-being. A year ago I was off sugar and grains, and I felt better than I had felt in a long time. I was skeptical, but beca.