While Monday mornings are almost never good, this particular Monday morning had Summer wanting to pull her hair out. The household had been split into half and Summer didn’t know how to fix things. As she listened to the front door bang shut, she looked at Winter who hadn’t left the room but was at …
It was the morning after a day that had been a complete disaster, and while it was a Sunday, it seemed that everyone had missed church. By the time that Winter woke up, the church service was almost finished and there was really no point in going. Summer was asleep too and Winter was glad …
Autumn walked to the kitchen feeling pretty excited because today she had a free morning all to herself and could do whatever she wanted. This was the one day that even waking up early to read Proverbs with the others wasn’t going to be a problem because she could just go back to sleep afterwards. …
Summer took a deep breath and looked down at Winter who was sitting at the kitchen table. She had been home late the previous night and they had not had the opportunity to discuss what had happened at school. And thinking about how busy their office had been, she was so grateful that Winter had …
Looking down at her food, Camellia wished she could just go back to bed. But she couldn’t because she was the one who initiated this whole reading Proverbs thing. Not that she did it willingly but the result was the same. Waking every morning and being organized was better than the alternative of having Winter …
“Summer! Autumn! Let’s go, it’s time to go read a chapter of Proverbs.” Hearing Camellia’s cheery voice this early in the morning always got on her nerves, it was way too early for that. “Do we really have to go?” Autumn quietly asked Summer. She watched as Summer sigh before she sat down on the …
“Camellia Bluebell Spring, come here right now, or you are going to be late for school!” There was an immediate response coming from a direction that Summer was definitely not expecting. “Actually, I am done already, I was just waiting for you. And did you have to say my name like that? Not cool, Summer …
Jess is convinced that all she is destined for is to survive. Her relationship with God is suffering because she is lying to protect the people she loves. The guilt is super hard to deal with. What happens when part of her secret becomes public knowledge?
What did it take for her to finally admit that she had a problem? To herself, to her husband…and to God? Follow Hope as she comes to a place where she admits to herself that she wasn’t as she from her bad habits as she had thought she was.
Jess is extremely scared of chickens, they are vicious little creatures and the reason she has nightmares. She was completely convinced that one day they would attack, she just hoped she wouldn’t be a victim.
