Author: Meredith Carr

Gumballs & Gratitude

Hello, sweet reader!

It’s been a while, and I’ve missed you. Let me wish my fellow Americans a very, very Happy Thanksgiving! I hope your day is filled with good food, great company, and even better naps.

Today, I have the honor of sharing words over at Proverbs 31 Ministries in the Encouragement for Today devotion, “What a Gumball Taught Me About Gratitude.” And I’ve put together a NEW, free download for you!

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Loving Well

These days, in between loads of laundry and grocery store trips for more milk, I’ve been thinking a lot about relationships—specifically, what does it mean

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Learning to Wait Well

I don’t know about you, but I’m pretty crummy when it comes to waiting. I loathe long lines, protracted cooking times, or any type of

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Thriving in a Sifting Season

Hi there, dear one! Today, I’m writing over at Proverbs 31 Ministries and sharing some truth and encouragement I’ve learned through enduring “sifting seasons.”

Click on the title below to read more and to download my newest freebie, “Sifting Season Truth Cards.” These easy-reference cards are printable and full of the encouragement and scripture you need when enduring a difficult season!

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A Prayer of Forgiveness for the Wounded Heart

Hello, dear readers!

Today, I’m excited to share some words of encouragement with you over at Proverbs 31 Ministries.

As part of this devotion, I want to offer you a new free resource, “A Prayer of Forgiveness for the Wounded Heart.”

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Fighting for the Abundant Life

In John 10:10, Jesus lets us in on His heart and desire for us: He came that we might have abundant life.

I can’t speak for you, but for me? Abundant life sounds great. I will take it—all day, everyday.

But what about that thief Jesus mentions just before? The one that “comes only to steal and kill and destroy”?

If I’m honest, it feels like that thief reigns victorious more often than I care to admit.

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