by Jennifer Frisbie | Oct 18, 2016 | Broken, Despair, Do You Hear Me, God, Faith, Family, marriage, Temptation, Weary
I see you, friend. Helpless. Wondering why this faith thing didn’t work out for you. Asking where in the world God was when it happened. You’re sinking fast in the fallen world and swept over by waves of loneliness. Tears keep pouring as you pound fists,...
by Jennifer Frisbie | Aug 11, 2016 | Family, His Plan
As I sat in my favorite chair this morning trying to make sense of the text I was reading, in enters my only son. Energetic and ready to take on the world in nothing but a pair of Hulk briefs, he asks me the one question that’s consumed his mind since bedtime....
by Jennifer Frisbie | Aug 20, 2015 | Faith, Family, Grace, Humble
Not long ago, God woke me in the middle of the night to tend to my youngest. I could say that Willow’s sweet, soft voice calling out to me in the dark was the reason my tired feet hit the floor at 2 a.m. but now I know better. God uses moments like these to...
by Jennifer Frisbie | May 22, 2015 | Family, Grace, Kids
So summer vacation began yesterday. It started out when I heard screaming coming from the basement as I spent time writing in my favorite chair and drinking my morning tea. Not long after that little mishap was resolved Wyatt comes running into the kitchen...
by Jennifer Frisbie | May 9, 2015 | Encouragement, Family, Hospitality, Mother
I have been pretty silent lately in my writing. I’ve wanted to just soak up this time at the end of the school year catching up on things at home before the kids are here and we plan three months worth of fun. But tonight I wanted to just break my silence in a...
by Jennifer Frisbie | Mar 3, 2015 | Coffee For Your Heart, Family, Identity, Seek And You Will Find, Tell His Story, Testimony Tuesday, Three Word Wednesday
It was just over a week ago that I picked my children up after school and my son launched into all of the wonderful details of his Pre-Kindergarten field trip. They’d gone to visit a retirement home and, somewhere between his school and the home, he saw his...