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“You are not a byproduct of the ways of this world. You are a daughter of the King.”
Catherine Bird
Letters from Ash – Friendships and Fitting In
Hi, again! Ash here. For our chat today, I want to talk about friendships and sometimes feeling like you don’t fit in. I’VE BEEN THE NEW KID A FEW TIMES, AND IT’S DEFINITELY NOT ALWAYS FUN. I moved schools right before seventh grade. Up until then, I had the same classmates and friends for seven years, and moving to a new school where I didn’t know anybody was terrifying. Before school even started, I would…
A Reflection on the Day After
Yesterday was a big day. Building Circles of Grace, the second Bible study in the Girls of Grace Bible study series celebrated her book birthday, and it was wonderful! Better than wonderful actually. Friends cheered and shared. New friends reached out and connected. God’s presence was felt. Yet, at the end of the day, I found myself wondering, “LORD, DID I DO ENOUGH?” It’s easy to get caught up in the number of likes, shares…
Building Circles Book Trailer
Eeeek! A very special thanks to my BFF and her mad skills for helping us put together the book trailer for Building Circles of Grace, the latest book in the Girls of Grace Bible study series, which is now available in stores and online! You can find details about that here. Friends, I am so very excited and passionate about the message within the pages of this book, and I pray it ignites a fire…
Hi, friend!
I’m Cat—a mom, author, and woman of faith doing my best to walk in grace and raise kids who know and love Jesus. Like you, I’ve wondered how to make faith real in everyday life—how to invite our kids into the Word and grow alongside them.
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