Favorite Posts from Years Gone By
There’s something about quiet that inspires me. The lack of noise opens my ears to the sounds I usually miss while resting me for the next onslaught of noisy activity. The calming of the world around me allows my mind to dwell on deeper things and the words to well up inside me.
This is one of the reasons we hit the “pause” button on Kindred Grace each August. It’s not just because our writers need a much-deserved vacation. But we want to deliberately quiet our blog and our hearts as we pray and plan for the upcoming year at Kindred Grace.
It’s a humbling task to manage a community blog. I learn so much from this amazing team of writers. Each post edifies and encourages me even as I edit it and ready it for publishing. Each perspective allows me to see yet another facet of the way we’re created with unique lives and different callings.
But sometimes, we need quiet and retrospection just as much or more than we need one more post or yet another perspective. That’s why we’ve deliberately slowed down our publishing schedule here at Kindred Grace. And why once again this August, we delve back into the archives and dig out the gems that are already here on Kindred Grace.
This year we’re highlighting some of our favorite posts (and yours!) in a series of videos:
favorite posts mentioned in part 1:
- Hearts Are Not Construction Paper
- The Girl and The Glass Heart
- When Modesty Isn’t About You
- His Beauty
- What Makes You Beautiful
favorite posts mentioned in part 2:
- God’s Truth and Red Flags
- The Girl and The Glass Heart
- He Calls Them By Name
- All We Like Sheep
- A Bouquet for Moms {and for those who aren’t}
- How to Pray for Other People
- Suffering is Not a Competitive Sport
- Front Porch Mentoring
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