By Stefanie Boyles
Staff Writer for The Daily Grace Co.
I was jogging on our dusty treadmill the other day. It had accumulated dust because it’s in our garage, and it hadn’t been used for months aside from being a flat surface for a tower of boxes. But alas, I decided to finally take 20 minutes that random day to exercise. It was nearing the end of January, so I didn’t feel the motivation that naturally comes with the turn of a new year.…
By Joanna Kimbrel
Staff Writer for The Daily Grace Co.
In the beginning, God was with us.
He walked with us in the garden.
He dwelt among us.
The uninhibited, unrestrained, unimaginable presence of God with us,
And it was very good.
The holy Creator delighted in His good creation—
The man and woman called to bear his glorious image.…
By Stefanie Boyles
Staff Writer for The Daily Grace Co.
I recently found myself telling my daughter (age 6), “There’s no such thing as a dumb question.” I wanted to encourage and engage her curiosity. Like most families, we strive to protect wonder and curiosity and open communication in our home. We enjoy hearing our kids’ questions, even when the occasional incessant string of “why’s” has the potential to drive a person mad. This is because questions are powerful.…
By Jana White
Staff Writer for The Daily Grace Co.
When is the last time your sin was real to you? When was the last time you saw it as the Father does, and was broken over it? For many of us, we have grown to be content to sin less instead of being sinless.…
By Jordyn Diebler
Originally published in Be Still Magazine, Issue 9.
To be bold can be intimidating. Bold, not in the typeface on your computer sense, but rather a character trait or an action. To be bold means to be brave, daring, or courageous.…
By Stefanie Boyles
Staff Writer for the Daily Grace Co.
Sometimes, you just have a bad day.
I had one of those recently. It happened to fall on my oldest daughter’s 6th birthday. She had been looking forward to her birthday for weeks.…
By Stefanie Boyles
Staff Writer for the Daily Grace Co.
Did you know that there are at least 2 billion people that have yet to hear the gospel? According to the Joshua Project, only 18.9% of the world’s people groups are “significantly reached”.…