MultiColor Monday: Triangle Vineyard

In 1995, I moved to Raleigh, NC, for a variety of reasons. It was definitely a God-directed move, and as always, He provided the right churches for me. I attended many good churches while in Raleigh, and whether it was a long or short stay, God taught me and revealed Himself to me through all the people I met. He directed me, and then Don and me, according to His perfect timing and provision.

MultiColor Monday: Carolyn Knefely and Vonda Skelton

This week, I honor and celebrate two of my spiritual moms, Carolyn Knefely and Vonda Skelton, founders and leaders of Christian Communicators Conference (CCC).

MultiColor Monday: David Brannock

This week, the series continues another member from my Word Weavers critique group (click here for more info on my group), David Brannock.

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MultiColor Monday: Ginger Harrington

This week, the series continues another member from my Word Weavers critique group (click here for more info on my group), Ginger Harrington.

MultiColor Monday: Who Am I?

Isn’t it amazing that with a limited number of features – eyes, nose, ears, mouth, skin color, and hair color – we all look different?

And if we all look different by God’s design, wouldn’t He also want us to be different in personality, likes, dislikes, and gifts?

Then why do we spend so much time trying to act/dress/look/BE like someone else?

MultiColor Monday: Try Something NEW Today

Greetings, everyone!

And welcome to MultiColor Monday.

With technology today we are blessed to have instant access to words of encouragement that will lift our spirits. Many talented writers have blogs, websites, and Facebook pages where they share what God has placed on their hearts. Each one has a unique way of weaving a tapestry of hope with their words.

Starting today, I'm going to set aside each Monday to share a theme from the wealth of words I am blessed to read.  When you click on the links below, a new window will open where you can read (and respond to) the author's message.