by Barbara Hitching | Apr 28, 2022 | Bible Study, Brain health, Christian living |
I love trees. All shapes, sizes, and species. There is something majestic and inviting about them. Stepping beneath the canopy of the forest, I automatically inhale deeply. As my body relaxes, a feeling of contentment embraces me, and my soul is nurtured; I am in a...
by Barbara Hitching | Mar 31, 2022 | Bible Study, Christian living |
Are These the End Times? “Do you think we are living in the end times?” This question, appropriate for the frightening time we live in, was posed to me last week. After much prayer and years of observing the signs of the times, my answer is, “Yes.” Regardless of your...
by Barbara Hitching | Mar 2, 2022 | Bible Study, Christian living, Emotional Wellness, Mental Health |
Do you feel like you are hanging on by a thread? A few months ago, during my morning walk, I noticed a pine cone caught in Spanish moss, gently swinging in the breeze. After a few days, the moss shifted and the cone hung by a strand. Marveling each time I passed under...
by Barbara Hitching | Feb 3, 2022 | Bible Study, Christian living, Emotional Wellness |
Does God Really Love Me? Do you find it difficult to imagine God loves you as you are? If you have a father wound, such a thought is almost unthinkable. Sunday, I saw one of the most beautiful pictures of a father’s love; it delighted my heart, giving me a new picture...
by Transformative | Jan 27, 2022 | Bible Study |
What Is a Sweet Aroma to God? Your aroma matters. Advertising teaches it is shameful to have any body odor, so they have come up with a plethora of synthetic goods to fix us. If we buy their products, we avoid embarrassment by having no odor (except theirs). I...
by Barbara Hitching | Jan 12, 2022 | Bible Study, Emotional Wellness, Healing, Mental Health |
Joseph was a victim of human trafficking who survived overwhelming adverse circumstances. The amazing thing is Joseph has left you and me a legacy of hope. Perhaps you have suffered the pain of loneliness and faced the stigma as others exhorted you to just snap out of...