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What grief is teaching me
I lost my younger brother on November 7th. My hand clasped tight in his as he took his last breath. We sang “Jesus loves you” over him, my shaky voice joining my sister's as she knelt on the other side. Grief. It’s real. Many of you have experienced it. Many of you are...
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When something is taking more of you than you want it to
If you came over from Encouragement for Today, I'm so glad you are here! Living Free Together is a community of women who desire to live free in every way. I hope that you'll come back often. ~ Suzie It had more of me than I wanted. . . It...
When you want to understand (and live) in the power of the Holy Spirit
Just imagine. . . Imagine that Jesus comes to you and he holds out a gift. He tells you that this gift will offer wisdom beyond your own insight. It will take you into deep waters of faith when it feels like yours is stuck in the shallow...
Why our Jesus-plus faith falls flat
I love nothing more than watching a woman discover freedom That happened recently. There was a Jesus-PLUS rule a friend had placed on herself. It came from years ago when she was a young believer, and people had told her that the way to Jesus was....
When someone you care about has cancer
When you find out that a friend has cancer, you may not know what to do. In today's Living Free Together conversation, Suzie and her friend, author Marissa Henley, talk about their diagnoses and how friends made a difference. Marissa has...
Did anyone see that miracle?
We are in a season of miracles. The problem is I almost missed it. I'll tell you more about that in a minute. In Acts 12, Peter is in jail. He's guarded heavily. There's no way out. His friends have gathered to pray in a house not far away....
When hardships keep clobbering you
Have you ever met someone and you instantly knew they were in your corner? That usually means that person knows what it is to walk through fire, so they grab your hand just in case you need someone to cheer you on. That's what I felt when I first...