GIVEAWAY ALERT: You can win the book Breaking Free From Body Shame by this week’s podcast guest. Keep reading to find out how!
Do you have a love-hate relationship with your body? I think a lot of us do. But we were made for more than that, friend.
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Spill the Beans LIVE With Ann Voskamp and Laura Story at Fresh Grounded Faith Buffalo, NY [Episode 118]
You’ve told me that you love it when my friends spill the beans! So, that’s exactly what we’re doing today!
Can I Feel Grief and Gratefulness at the Same Time [Episode 117]
I remember exactly where I was when I heard the news that I would be a grandma. Oh, girl, I was excited, surprised, and grateful!
Then, hours later, I went to bed—and I felt something I never expected. Grief.
Can I Use Scripture to Grow Closer to God? [Episode 111]
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When I was in third grade, my grandma gave me a red leather Bible. I carried it to church every Sunday and tried to read it even though the King James Version was way over my head!
13 Things That Help Me Do Blindness Well
Do you ever get asked about how you put on makeup? Probably not! But as a blind woman who does her own make-up, I get that question all the time. Along with a few other questions about how I live my everyday life.
I’ve shared some of these things before from the stage at my Fresh Grounded Faith events and on my podcast when I spilled the beans about blindness.
So, in honor of Blindness Awareness Month (October), I decided to put it all in one place with this list of gadgets and tools that are my must-haves for navigating blindness.
Whether you’re curious about how I do life as a blind woman, or maybe you or someone you know is blind or losing their sight and you’re looking for helpful resources, here are 13 things that help me do blindness well.
Can I Find Safety in God When I Feel Afraid? [Episode 104]
A few years ago, I was in a low place. My BFFs—Joan and Paula—noticed something was wrong as we sat down at one of our favorite restaurants. Over teriyaki chicken and hot and sour soup, they asked, “You aren’t yourself. What’s wrong?”
