And That's Exactly Where God Works Earlier this week I shared a post on social media that I came across on my early morning scroll. It said, "Maybe you aren't enough. But neither was two fish and five loaves of bread for thousands of people. . . and look what God did with that." It… Continue reading Maybe You’re Not Enough
Author: Lyndsay Sanders
There’s No Crying in Baseball. . . Or Anywhere Else, For That Matter
The post discusses the complexities of experiencing unexpressed emotions, particularly the struggle of needing to cry but not being able to. It emphasizes that feelings manifest differently for everyone, and that crying is just one form of release. Ultimately, it's important to acknowledge and process emotions in various ways, even without visible tears.
Strong Yet Weak: The Invisible Math of Chronic Illness
Balancing hEDS, new symptoms, and a life that doesn't always add up. Living in a body that doesn’t want to hold itself together is like trying to build a sandcastle with dry sand—everything looks fine for a moment, until it crumbles under its own weight. Or like trying to walk around in a sweater that’s… Continue reading Strong Yet Weak: The Invisible Math of Chronic Illness
Making Melody in My Heart
Hey guys! Long time no see! or talk, or read or whatever lol. I hope this quarantine time hasn't gotten you down too much. I know it's been a little rough for some of us around here and I was trying to think of a way I could hep out and I've come up with… Continue reading Making Melody in My Heart
My Friend Gracie
Let me tell you about my friend Gracie. Sometimes we're not that good of friends and other times we're thick as thieves. See she's not always around and sometimes I forget to introduce her to people and for that I am truly sorry. You may know my friend by her formal name, Grace. She appears… Continue reading My Friend Gracie
Perhaps
In one of my previous post I said that one of my favorite verses these days is Romans 8:28, "And we know that all things work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose." And it just so happens that a Sunday afternoon service I attended… Continue reading Perhaps
Worry Warts
Anxiety, tricky word to spell and an even nastier booger to develop. I used to think people with anxiety were rather weak individuals that couldn't handle things for themselves, but then life happened and I realized I had anxiety all along it just became more pronounced in certain situations. And I know some people still… Continue reading Worry Warts
Waiting When Patience Isn’t Your Strong Suit
Right now I am in a season of waiting - personally and professionally. And let me tell you I'm no good at it AT ALL!!! I'm pretty sure patience is a gene that skipped my family altogether. But I've found things to help fill my season, though really I'm still in my pause. This season… Continue reading Waiting When Patience Isn’t Your Strong Suit
Protected: Two Years Five Months and Fifteen Days
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My First Blog Post (like you couldn’t figure that out)
Be the Light I've thought about creating a blog for years, but never felt like I had my thoughts together well enough to share them with others. And let's be clear, I don't have them together any better now than I did then, but I've reached the point where I feel like I can't keep… Continue reading My First Blog Post (like you couldn’t figure that out)
Life Thereafter 