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Enduring the Brown Grass Season

There is an aspect to this East Coast living that I haven’t adjusted to yet- enduring the brown grass season. No one warned me about this. No one told me that I’d be looking at a sea of ugly beige as the grass lies dormant for roughly five months. Moving to South Carolina from Southern…
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Stranded at the Altar: Romantic Love Versus God’s Love

  It’s tough to beat a good romantic comedy. My husband and I hit the theater last weekend and met up with friends to see Solo Mio. It’s about a wedding disaster that leaves a groom stranded at the altar in the magnificent city of Rome. I was reminded of how difficult romantic love is…
When Relationship Struggles and Conflict arise

When Relationship Struggles and Conflict Arise

When relationship struggles and conflicts arise, it can be so troubling. Often, we don’t see problems coming, and then bam… discord. One person sees things one way, and you see them another. Who is right? It doesn’t really matter. What matters is that we can work together in peace and unity as God asks of…
Looking Back

Looking Back and Reflecting

As we close up another year, I love looking back and reflecting. Every year has its share of highs and lows, moments we celebrated with elation and crushing situations that rocked us to our core. For me, 2025 was no different. My mountain-top moments were buffered with tears and brokenness, but I’m learning that this…
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Teach Me Your Ways

Do you ever see someone who is really good at something and think, ‘Teach me your ways’ or ‘Teach me how to do what you do so well’? Those sentiments came out of my mouth as I played pickleball with my group of ladies. My friend, Marie, hit a deep slice angled with precision across…
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Hungry For More

I finished my 16 hours of fasting and prayer with a plate of gooey enchiladas I had made over the weekend. My head was saying have a salad, but my stomach was growling and hungry for more. There are days when a light meal is sufficient, and then there are times when we need heartier…
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Waiting For Your Next Assignment

  Last week, we started our women’s Bible study at church. We took time for each lady to introduce herself and share a little about her life. Later that day, my friend noted to me how many of the women said they were in a waiting period. Either their career had suddenly detoured, or they…
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Joyful Expectations from a Good and Generous God

I sat at my desk in the kitchen as my daughter filled out the application for a master’s program. We discussed this incredible opportunity to be part of a new venture from her alma mater. She wanted to have joyful expectations, but only a small number of students would be accepted, and she would have…
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Step into the Calling

Has God called you to do something that you felt unqualified to do? I bet many of us have had that experience. When God led me to start Sunny Skies Ahead, I was terrified and convinced I had misheard Him. Questions swirled in my head: What will this look like? What will people think? And…
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The Way

  As a child growing up in the 70s, I lived in Tustin, California. It was during an era known as the Jesus movement in an area that birthed the Jesus Revolution. Maybe many of you have seen the movie. It’s a remarkable story of spiritual awakening and salvation for thousands of hippies (and others)…
Kimberly Howard
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There is abundant, joy-filled life available to us through Jesus! The world is dark but there is always hope in the bright light of Him. Prayer is powerful.

Love,
Kimberly

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