The Sting of Sin
March 27, 2019 by Heather Arbuckle
Filed under Faith, Faith Articles
By Heather Arbuckle –
We call our youngest daughter, Sofie, the Honeybug. Bug, for short. It is a nickname that suits her perfectly as she is sweet as honey but has been known to sting her adversaries in confrontation. Read more
Beauty and Ashes
March 5, 2019 by Heather Arbuckle
Filed under Christian Life, For Her
By Heather Arbuckle –
When I was eight years old, I had a dream that our house was on fire. With flames blazing out of control, I watched helplessly as my home burned to the ground. Filled with fear, I awoke startled and confused. Through prayer, I regained my peace at God’s presence comforted me. Read more
Live in Love
February 26, 2019 by Heather Arbuckle
Filed under Christian Life, For Him
By Heather Arbuckle –
The news of the day quickly consumed my joy as I cautiously reviewed the headlines. Corruption, hate, and threats greeted me as I sipped my coffee in astonishment. Truly, the “bad news” was more than I could stand. Though I had vowed to faithfully intercede on my nation’s behalf, praying daily through the headlines, I felt helpless. My heart grew heavy as I shook my head in disbelief at the malice that lay before me. In that moment, God’s glorious creation seemed darker than ever before. My stomach in knots, I shut the lid to my laptop and quietly prayed, “LORD, where has the love gone?” Read more
My Father’s Daughter
February 22, 2019 by Heather Arbuckle
Filed under Christian Life, For Her
By Heather Arbuckle –
I have heard it said that the relationship between a father and his child plow the way for how she will one day perceive God. With remarkable truth, I have seen these words unfold in my own personal father/daughter relationships. Read more
Broken
February 19, 2019 by Heather Arbuckle
Filed under Christian Life, For Her
By Heather Arbuckle –
“It’s broken,” I said glumly as the X-ray revealed a clean break in my daughter Sofie‘s right leg. Though the doctor merely confirmed what I had suspected all along, my heart sank as I stared at the image in front of me.