by Jennifer Frisbie | Jan 19, 2016 | #beautifulstories, Faith, Insecurities, Past
It seems like a lifetime ago. That day my grandpa pulled his blue Ford pickup truck into the parking lot of the Jefferson Street McDonald’s. We often stopped in Jefferson City on our way to and from the Lake. Today was a little unusual, though. We were heading...
by Jennifer Frisbie | Mar 31, 2015 | Coffee For Your Heart, Faith, Identity, Image, Insecurities, Redeem, Tell His Story, Testimony Tuesday, Three Word Wednesday
I enjoy stalking people on Throwback Thursdays. I think it’s because I have a love for pictures. While words will always be my choice of storytelling, sometimes looking into the lives of others through images is insightful. But there are times in my...
by Jennifer Frisbie | Mar 14, 2015 | Encouragement, Insecurities, Review
A few weeks ago my oldest daughter came to me with a confession. She was pretty adamant about her dislike of an extracurricular activity and wanted to quit. As in…that day. She knows our rule. The kids are welcome to try an activity but they must stay...
by Jennifer Frisbie | Feb 19, 2015 | Five Minute Friday, Humble, Insecurities, Peace
This week’s Five Minute Friday prompt is on the word open. It was easy for me to keep things bottled up. I wouldn’t confront my past. I let the enemy have a stronghold over so many places of hurt and I just wouldn’t allow God to have access to my...
by Jennifer Frisbie | Aug 29, 2014 | Expectations, Faith, Five Minute Friday, Insecurities
I’ve taken a little sabbatical from Five Minute Friday over the last month or so. Ever since I returned from the Declare Conference I’ve been in a little bit of a “wild obedience” bubble. Doing my best to silence the noise around me and grasp...
by Jennifer Frisbie | Jun 25, 2014 | Body of Christ, Coffee For Your Heart, Courage, Expectations, Insecurities, Tell His Story, Three Word Wednesday
I often sit just a room away as my husband pours out Bible stories and devotions to our two oldest children. It’s really not that I’m trying to be disengaged. I’m actually listening to every word. (Ok, mostly every word.) But I’ve found that...