By Kristyn Perez
Former Lamp and Light Leader for The Daily Grace Co.
Sickness has found its way into my household. My young kids who struggle to share their toys seem glad to share their germs—cycling colds, eye infections, and tummy aches throughout our family for weeks on end.…
By Kyra Riley
Staff Writer for The Daily Grace Co.
I open my apartment door to a dim room lit by the gentle flames of candles. Tealight candles are strung along the windowsill, kitchen counter, and floor. I step onto a path of red rose petals.…
By Jana White
Staff Writer for The Daily Grace Co.
God often called His people to remember. In Deuteronomy 8, we see a particular case of Moses calling the people of God to do that very thing. Although it can be difficult for us to remember previous seasons in our lives, there is value in remembering where we have been and how the Lord has been faithful to us in every season—in good and bad, in discipline and in assurance.…
By Stefanie Boyles
Staff Writer for the Daily Grace Co.
Have you ever witnessed a kid being stingy, especially regarding good things like a delicious treat? Before I became a mom, this scene was seared into my memory: my nephew had two gummy bear vitamins.…
By Aubrey Coleman
Staff Writer for The Daily Grace Co.
Think about a time when words were spoken to you that have never been forgotten. Maybe it’s a name you were called in middle school or a comment a teacher made to you after a failed test.…
By Aubrey Coleman
Staff Writer for The Daily Grace Co.
As Christians, we were created for relationships. Ever since the beginning of creation, God never intended for us to be alone. Jesus, Himself, was surrounded by faithful disciples and friends during the span of His life and ministry on earth.…
By Inonge Siluka
Guest Contributor
What do you do when you just don’t want to hang out with your church family? When you find it difficult to foster relationships in church? Or if you just find church life a bit mundane? Perhaps you’re a new Christian, and you walk into a church full of people you have little in common with, and you don’t know how to relate to them; or maybe you just feel like you never quite fit in anywhere, no matter where you go. It can be hard to deal with these struggles, especially when we know that church should be something good, a blessing, and an important part in our Christian life. The struggle is real. I have been there.…
By Caitlyn Baldwin
Guest Contributor
When you look back on 2020, what do you want to see? It might be tempting to focus on the things that didn’t turn out like you thought they would. For me, that looks like time not able to spend with family for fear of the risk, the trips that were postponed, events large and small that were cancelled, a quarter of my first year of grad school moved online, a job put on hold.…
By Kelly Fowler
Guest Contributor
Picture this: I’m sitting on my comfortable couch in my beautiful home with my wonderful husband asleep in the next room. My refrigerator is full, my car that carries me wherever I need to go is tucked into the garage, and a quiet hum reminds me that I have air conditioning keeping me cool.…
By Stefanie Boyles
Staff Writer for The Daily Grace Co.
Ever heard of the phrase, “The more you know, the more you know you don’t know”? It was coined by Aristotle, and it was a sentiment shared by Albert Einstein.…
