Faithfulness in Waiting Seasons
November 2016 Faithfulness in Waiting Seasons Waiting is hard. I’ve spent months learning that obedience does not always come with immediate results, applause, or…
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When Faith Requires Letting Go Of Control
October 2016 When Faith Requires Letting Go of Control One of the quieter lessons this season is teaching me is how tightly I like…
Continue readingTrusting God With What’s Still Unclear
September 2016 Trusting God With What’s Still Unclear There are parts of this journey with Blossom Braid International that remain unresolved. Questions without answers.…
Continue readingWhen You’re Building Something You Can’t Fully Explain
August 2016 When You’re Building Something You Can’t Fully Explain One of the strangest parts of this season has been trying to explain Blossom…
Continue readingFaithfulness in the Middle of Real Life
July 2016 Faithfulness in the Middle of Real Life One of the things I didn’t fully anticipate when starting Blossom Braid International was how…
Continue readingWhen Obedience Feels Ordinary
June 2016 When Obedience Feels Ordinary There is a version of obedience we often imagine — dramatic, costly, unmistakable. But lately, obedience has felt……
Continue readingLearning To Trust God With Timing
May 2016 Learning to Trust God With Timing Waiting has never been my strength. I like movement. Progress. The reassurance that something is working.…
Continue readingFaithful Steps Don’t Need An Audience
April 2016 Faithful Steps Don’t Need an Audience There is something both freeing and uncomfortable about working without an audience. When Blossom Braid International…
Continue readingStarting Small Is Still Starting
March 2016 Starting Small Is Still Starting There is a quiet pressure to begin big. Even in faith spaces, we often celebrate the visible…
Continue readingObedience Before Understanding
February 2016 Obedience Before Understanding One of the hardest parts of beginning Blossom Braid International has been accepting how little I understand. I like…
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