Rebuilding by Deanna Duncan
The people of Israel were in a season. Drought, famine and exile were their constant companions. Nothing seemed to work. When anyone came to a heap of twenty measures,…
Let’s Go by Deanna Duncan
Elijah, some might contend, was not having the greatest of days. Let’s rewind this just a bit. Israel is at a slightly low point with a series of kings that…
I Believe! by Deanna Duncan
The days of the Polar Express playing on loop in my home 24/7 may be a slightly distant memory—an occurrence we all rejoice in—but even without the constant reminders to…
Limitless by Deanna Duncan
I squealed in delight. The long exposure was ruined, but as I stood in the glacial lagoon, I had just been bumped by ice that may have been here when…
Struggle Bus by Deanna Duncan
I’m struggling guys. Like really struggling. Over the next six weeks, we are traveling quite a bit and our go to move is to call a lovely friend to come…
Blindspots by Deanna Duncan
If you ever are in a tight spot, I’m your hype girl. I will hold your hand—or listen to you on the phone—and with 100% confidence tell you: Our God…
The Best January Ever! by Deanna Duncan
I think I have a problem. Sometimes, early in the morning or late at night, I might be scrolling through a social media app and I will see things. They…
Buck that Fear by Deanna Duncan
Last week, my best friend and I went to Bronco Off-Rodeo (aka Bronco Camp). You see, Ford was super smart and knew their new Bronco was so stuffed with amazing…
Valentines Day by Diane Qubty
I love Valentine’s season! There’s nothing like the month of the red heart, the 28 days of Love! I am a hopeless romantic. I love a chance to tell those…
A New Tune by Deanna Duncan
In 1843, a the parish priest in Requemaure was super excited. The church organ was finally restored and he wanted something played on it that would showcase its beauty. There…