by Marilyn Nutter | Sep 13, 2021 | 2 Peter 1:5-9, abiding and remaining, Bible promises
Three lanes reduced to two; construction; a disabled vehicle. How often have we met backed up traffic? Losing time isn’t on our agenda. Traffic delays are among the mild unexpected events we experience, yet they interrupt plans and send us into negative attitudes.....
by Marilyn Nutter | Sep 6, 2021 | back to school, Bible promises, Fall changes, God's faithfulness, God's nearness, God's promises, purpose, Uncategorized
Today, I am pleased to offer this page to Christine Boatwright who shares, as part of our series on God’s promises, what the promise of Fall could mean to us. Christine and I met through our Word Weavers Upstate chapter where we exchange our writing for...
by Marilyn Nutter | Jul 19, 2021 | Bible promises, Mysteries of the Messiah
I first became acquainted with Rabbi Jason Sobel when I logged in to a virtual program hosted by Carolyn Moor of Modern Widows Club. The topic considered widows sheltering in place during Covid. Rabbi Sobel pointed out that in Luke 8:42-48, we read about a bleeding...
by Marilyn Nutter | Jul 5, 2021 | anxiety, Bible promises, comfort, God's faithfulness, God's promises
After a recent visit from grands, I thought about how different childhood is today from my days as a Mom of girls.. Reminiscing about my daughters growing up and outside summer play, led me to images of biking with friends and picnicking in the nearby gazebo. As...
by Marilyn Nutter | Apr 19, 2021 | Abba, abundant life, Bible promises, Encouragement and growth, God's faithfulness
Last week, my five-year-old grandson came to my house to play Wii bowling. Yes, it’s the dinosaur of electronic games and despite its age, in excellent working order. My sweet boy wanted to first play alone, then later with me, “to practice” and improve to compete...
by Marilyn Nutter | Jan 31, 2021 | Bible promises, challenging days, comfort, God's faithfulness, nearness of God
After walking around a theme part for six hours, my five-year old grandson, despite loving every ride he went on, was tired. His legs just couldn’t take one more step. He didn’t whine or cry, but his slow walking led his uncle to see his need and pick him up and carry...
