Are you feeling displaced? Marilyn Elliott shares the hope of presence and how to fill the loneliness we all feel.
It has been a tough week for so many. Marilyn Elliott invites us to take a deep breath and enjoy this spiritual exercise to help us rest.
Are you feeling a little anxious these days? A lot of people are. Marilyn Elliott shares an exercise to help you stop, take a breath, and be shed of some anxiety and tension.
What exactly is the greatest strength a woman has? Marilyn Elliott shares how much a woman can accomplish when her energy is focused where it really matters.
Jesus says that in this world, we will have trouble. Trouble is the norm. Marilyn Elliott shares the answer to getting past the stink.
What advice would a veteran mother give to a young wife who is considering having a child? Marilyn Elliott reflects on motherhood and some of the true feelings of real mothers on Mother’s Day.
Stop. Breathe. Be. Your most authentic self is welcome here. There are enough hard things in this world to set our souls to crying. What if we learned to authentically offer those tears to God? Marilyn Elliott provides this week’s Weekly Breather: Crying Souls
What is the role of sorrow in life? We all know it is unpleasant, and we want to avoid it at all costs. But, we need sorrow! Marilyn Elliott shares the benefits of sorrow and how it can open us up to real, authentic life which later leads to joy.
Christians are allowed to experience and express sorrow, but they are often prevented from doing so. Marilyn Elliott shares some thoughts on the role of sorrow and lament in the Christian life.
Did you resolve to read more this year? Let us help! January’s Book of the Month is a relaxing read, recommended by Marilyn Elliott: The Three Evangelists by Fred Vargas.
Could something in your life burn the house down? Marilyn Elliott reflects on candles, our lives, and the issue of staying safe and taking risks.
Are there hopes you have let go of because they seemed too big to be possible? Enter into a time of bringing those hurts to the Lord with this week’s Weekly Breather by Marilyn Elliott.
