by Stephanie Winslow | Apr 28, 2020 | Blog, Obedience, Relationships
Let’s be honest, shall we? Does anyone really like a rooster? The early morning “ererererer”. Not quite as cute as the “cock-a-doodle-do” we sing about in Old MacDonald. Roosters get a bad rap. They are the cause of disrupted morning sleep. In the gospels the rooster...
by Stephanie Winslow | Mar 10, 2020 | Faith in Hard Times, Blog, Relationships
On November 20, 2019 my brother went home to be with the Lord, his Savior. I believe this with my whole heart. Why? Because I had the privilege of sitting by his side, hearing his prayers, and witnessing the change in his eyes. His eyes that were once grey and empty...
by Stephanie Winslow | Feb 25, 2020 | Faith at Work, Relationships
Have you ever wanted to prove how wise you were and ended up making a decision that was unwise? I have. I have wanted to protect myself, at least I thought that is how it would play out. I wanted to protect my pride. Here is a recent example. As my career is...
by Stephanie Winslow | Feb 19, 2020 | Blog, Faith in Hard Times, Relationships
This Thursday, February 20th, would have been my brother Zach’s 40th birthday. It also happens to be exactly three months since his passing. Needless to say, Thursday will be a hard day. This has been a hard week. A hard month. A hard season. As I sat down earlier...
by Stephanie Winslow | Feb 13, 2020 | Blog, Relationships
Today is the first day in five of being down and out with the FLU that I have felt “mostly” human again. I’ve had a headache that has lasted for days. My body felt like I was the chosen target at the fifth grade dodge ball game, chased after by the come and go...
by Stephanie Winslow | Jan 29, 2020 | Blog, Faith in Hard Times, Obedience, Relationships
When it comes to topics like addiction and alcoholism often our pride gets the best of us and keeps us living in the shadows of shame. The shame. Shame of our hope deprived. Shame that we or someone we love is enslaved to a substance that is wreaking havoc on their...
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