by Kristianne Stewart | Sep 7, 2023 | 2021, 21 days of prayer & fasting, Cancer Support for Women, Compassion That Compels, Faith, Forgiveness, God's love, Grief, Happiness, Healing, Soul Care
Intention: Happiness Whether you whisper or scream your volume is swallowed by the majestic of the Grand Canyon. I watched shadows stretching against the etched walls of the cliff and seemingly embed to its design. A flood of happy filled my soul. I began to create a...
by Kristianne Stewart | Jan 19, 2021 | 2021, 21 days of prayer & fasting, Agape, Faith, God's love, Grief, Healing, Praise, Praying, Self-Compassion, Soul Care
Intention: Compassion So, I do this thing. Every morning, I wake up and say, “Thank you, God for the breath in my body and the glory of this day!” I make my bed: Monday-Thursday and Friday- Sunday is the weekend, so no making bed. When I stay in this mode, I thrive...
by Kristianne Stewart | Jan 7, 2021 | 2021, 21 days of prayer & fasting, Cancer Support for Women, Compassion That Compels, Faith, Forgiveness, God's grace, God's love, Grief, Healing, In Her Lane, Intention, Mercy, Podcast, Praying, Redemption, Salvation, Self-Compassion, Self-kindness, Soul Care, Spiritual Growth
Intention: Cherish One day Jesus was praying in a certain place. When he finished, one of his disciples said to him, “Lord, teach us to pray, just as John taught his disciples.” John 11:1 Beth’s eight hour work day had dragged to ten. Sighing, she laid her meal...
by Kristianne Stewart | Nov 12, 2020 | Cancer Support for Women, Grief, Healing, In Her Lane, Podcast, PTSD, Self-Compassion, Self-kindness, Soul Care, Spiritual Growth
I’m not going to return to normal or even anything close to what it was before. Nor am I waiting until 2021 to “live again.” My best day is the one I am living right now. Robert Louis Stevenson wrote, “Don’t judge each day by the harvest you reap but by the...
by Kristianne Stewart | Jun 21, 2020 | Faith, God's love, Grief, Healing, PTSD, Self-Compassion, Soul Care, Spiritual Growth
There’s this thing I do with biographies. I like to flip to the back pages and see how they finished. Sort of like, how’d they do? Did they let life overcome them? Beginning with the end in mind is the mark to which a Christian strives. They live their lives to be in...
