by myconcretedove | Nov 1, 2019 | Christian, Five Minute Fridays
This post is part of the Five Minute Friday blog link-up! Each week Kate Motaung provides a one-word writing prompt for participants to free write for five minutes flat and share their work with the online community. This week’s prompt is LAST and I lost track of...
by myconcretedove | Oct 31, 2019 | Christian, Devotional, Five Minute Fridays
I’ve enjoyed participating in this 31 Days Writing Challenge. Writing every day meant moments of joy every day, no matter what else was happening. So, thanks to Kate and the FMF community for helping me enjoy the challenge and hopefully, improve my writing habits in...
by myconcretedove | Oct 30, 2019 | Christian, Devotional, Five Minute Fridays
Did you ever get a case of the shoulda coulda woulda’s filling you with doubt or regret? Are you in a trial that is keeping unsettled and unsure? This is the time to remember what the Lord has done. That perfect blessing tucked into your memory. That’s a gift,...
by myconcretedove | Oct 29, 2019 | Christian, Devotional, Five Minute Fridays
I’ve been in a few training sessions over the years where we were encouraged to practice a 30 second (or so) testimony. I guess the point is to share your salvation story keeping it as simple but meaningful as possible. Hmm…that’s not challenging is it? Truth be told,...
by myconcretedove | Oct 28, 2019 | Christian, Devotional, Five Minute Fridays
We are all called to a great commission (Matt 28:16-20), which is to share the good news of Christ with the world. We may not feel a calling but it’s there and God, in His kindness, equips each one of us to go, though some are reluctant to follow-through. This is...
by myconcretedove | Oct 27, 2019 | Christian, Devotional, October Free Write
Better or bitter, what’s it going to be? You get to decide. I recently shared that I regularly pray to be unoffendable. I’m not yet but I’m working on it. My mentor has me in a spiritual training program and guess what keeps coming up? Bitterness. This training was to...
