by myconcretedove | Aug 6, 2021 | Blog, Christian, Family, Five Minute Fridays, Joyful Living, Prayer, Reach
Let’s take a look at how a walk in the park with my son reminded me of God’s great love. After each paragraph, I’ve added short bible verses to call attention to how His word provides comfort in so many life situations. Here we go. A few weeks ago,...
by myconcretedove | Jul 23, 2021 | Blog, Christian, Five Minute Fridays, Reach
Ever feel like your life is out of order? For example, I stopped going to church in March of 2020 and haven’t returned to in-person services yet. That’s not typical for me, and church has been in-person for months now. So why am I still watching online (and only...
by myconcretedove | Jul 16, 2021 | Blog, Christian, Prayer, Teach
Is it possible to replace fear with trust in God? It just might depend on how long you listen when the coulda-woulda-shoulda tapes start replaying in your head. Let’s focus on two things as we continue the conversation about letting go of past failures and hurts and...
by myconcretedove | Jun 4, 2021 | Blog, Christian, Serve, Writing
Hi Friends, How have you been? I’ve slowed down a bit lately, thought about writing, gathered ideas and quotes to write about, but haven’t actually written much lately, just a few short Instagram posts I tagged you in, here and there. I wonder why we slow down...
by myconcretedove | May 7, 2021 | Blog, Christian, Joyful Living, Prayer, Teach
I’m enjoying Tai Chi. It’s something I started doing after my last panic attack. Whew, that was a big one, and I’m glad it happened. You see, that panic attack made me realize that it’s ok to accept life is hard sometimes, and we don’t have to pretend that...
by myconcretedove | Apr 9, 2021 | Blog, Christian, Confessions of a Caregiver, Joyful Living, Prayer
Are you living with panic attacks? Just the name makes me want to run away and hide. The last one I had was bad enough for my husband to call the paramedics. I had one 11 years ago (at work of all places) that put me in the hospital for two days. I thought I was...