In Ecclesiastes 11:3 (NLT) we learn, “When clouds are heavy, the rains come down. Whether a tree falls north or south, it stays where it falls.” What happened has happened. Don’t live in regret. Just like the tree that falls; it has fallen. It can not be changed. Living in past regret keeps us from living our fullest in the presence of God today. By entrusting our hearts to our Heavenly Father, we no longer have to live in regret of past events in our life. They have been transferred from our hands to His. We can now live in peace and without shame. “Don’t let the enemy win twice.”…

Prayer is important and will change your life forever! Here is what prayer means to some of you: Terri Broome: “My connection to God.” Lisa Robinette : “My lifeline to God.” Deborah Chapman : “Our small group started Armor of God last night. My lifeline (prayer) is going to start each morning by putting on the full armor of God and swaying the balance to victory through prayer.” Angie Creech Green : “Strength and direction!” Allison Denise Pelphrey : “It’s a gift to be able to speak to my Father anytime and all the time. Prayer opens the portals to heaven. God sees, hears and responds to me as I…

Three years ago I was asked to speak at UNC Charlotte about my career as a female engineer. The idea of speaking was a little daunting but I was also very excited.  Through my talk I spoke about the highs and lows of being a female in a primarily male dominated field while also raising three children.  I spoke about integrity, staying committed, the importance of a support network, and the power of saying no at times.  But the main point I wanted everyone in that room to know and understand was my recent “ah-ha” moment I had in my life.  After spending an afternoon at a retreat writing my…

Three years ago I was asked to speak at UNC Charlotte about my career as a female engineer. The idea of speaking was a little daunting but I was also very excited. Through my talk I spoke about the highs and lows of being a female in a primarily male dominated field while also raising three children. I spoke about integrity, staying committed, the importance of a support network, and the power of saying no at times. Read the full blog here: www.workingwomenrootedinfaith.org

In Exodus 33 Moses is speaking to God saying, “If it is true that you look favorably on me, let me know your ways so I may understand you more fully and continue to enjoy your favor.” Moses was not a perfect man but he had a personal relationship with God!! Moses spoke to God often and he relied on God’s wisdom to guide him. We are called to have that same relationship. The response: The Lord replied, “My Presence will go with you, and I will give you rest.” Wow! What a promise!!! You are never alone; even in the days of your deepest sorrow. Reach out…seek God with…