Do you ever get mad?
I once ran into a man while running a Collide errand. It was a true miracle story. The long and short of it is that I was with a volunteer looking for flowers for a...
Read MoreI once ran into a man while running a Collide errand. It was a true miracle story. The long and short of it is that I was with a volunteer looking for flowers for a...
Read MoreAround here at the Collide office when one of our staff members has a birthday, we all take a few minutes of our staff meeting to shower the birthday girl with birthday blessings. We call...
Read MoreYou know, we’ve all learned the hard way… We plant that beautiful flower we saw at the garden store and within weeks that poor thing has withered. We got busy and forgot to water it....
Read MoreWhen we are worried, we tend to look at everything that worries us. We immerse ourselves in the surmounting to-do lists. We stare at our messy house. We drop a Google search and every symptom...
Read MoreGlad you hopped onto the blog today! If you are here because you read part 1 of this blog, I can't wait to keep talking about this topic of discerning direction when facing a big...
Read MoreAre you facing a big decision or considering a change? Sometimes it is so difficult to know if you are to go right or left or pause or sprint. We often pray and feel like...
Read MoreHave you heard the story of the man who was passing by some elephants and was stopped by what he saw? He noticed that these giant beasts who weigh between 6,000 and 13,000 pounds were...
Read MoreSo many of us have dreams we want to see unfolded, purpose we want to tap into and goals we want to accomplish. And in these deep desires, things often get in the way. So...
Read MoreI don't know if you're like me but so often if something is broken, I can't wait to toss it out. I just recently tossed out a bean bag because the stuffing had probably been...
Read MoreTwenty years ago, I attended a retreat and this very engaging girl and I chatted over lunch. Approachable and curious, she was delightful. As we spoke about our lives, we kept saying, “Me too!!” for...
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