by Rebecca Yauger | Feb 20, 2020 | a new direction, beauty, choose, faith in Christ, focus on today, God is there, today, trusting God
Over the past couple of weeks, we’ve talked how we look at ourselves, and watching our words. Today, I want to explore the inside instead of just the outside of beauty. What else prevents you from liking what you see when you look in the mirror? Are you dragging...
by Rebecca Yauger | Jan 30, 2020 | choices, discipline, discouragement, focus on today, trusting God
So far, the posts on this blog this year have been about resolutions, starting again, frustration, — all the things associated with a new year. Last week, I talked about being a pinball wizard, or more accurately, being the ball that’s bounced around in a...
by Rebecca Yauger | Jan 23, 2020 | choices, choose, positive attitude, prayer, Time Management, trusting God, work, writing
@RebeccaYauger I don’t know if this is true for you, but it seems in the past week or so, I feel like a ball in a pinball machine, just being bounced around from side to side, and up and down. Like most of us, I started the new year with goals, dreams, and aspirations...
by Rebecca Yauger | Jul 14, 2018 | encouragement, Novel Academy posts, trusting God
Hey Gang, I’m privileged to blog over at Novel.Academy (learnhowtowriteanovel.com), and am thrilled that this month’s post is resonating with my fellow writers. If you’re so inclined, hop on over to read it:...
by Rebecca Yauger | Nov 9, 2017 | choices, Christian walk, faith in Christ, God's plan, Jimmy Stewart, life, positive attitude, prayer, Respect, trusting God
This past weekend, the Senior Pastor at my church delivered a message called “Know Your Enemy.” Our enemy is Satan, a fallen angel. This enemy can have us turn on each other. He can have us do things that take us further from our walk with Christ. Our...
by Rebecca Yauger | Aug 18, 2016 | breast cancer, cancer, care, choices, life after cancer, survivors, trust, trusting God
I recognized the look in my friend’s eyes. I could see beyond her smile and her hugs. Deep inside, I saw fear. Fear of the unknown she is facing, and the new path she’s now walking. You see, my friend was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. I could see...
