Let’s be gracious to ourselves this weekend.
Let’s embrace messy hair buns and pajamas all day and lingering long in bed.
Let’s let our kids watch one more cartoon and our husbands have some reprieve from the honey-do list.
Let’s chase rest instead of hustle.
Happy Weekend.
Let’s be gracious to ourselves this weekend.
Let’s embrace messy hair buns and pajamas all day and lingering long in bed.
Let’s let our kids watch one more cartoon and our husbands have some reprieve from the honey-do list.
Let’s chase rest instead of hustle.
Happy Weekend.
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Not sure if you’ve heard, but Mercy Like Morning is officially out of print. I bought all remaining print copies of the book (you can’t even find it new on Amazon anymore) and the rights have been reverted back to me.
It could have been a sucker punch, or a giant feeling of failure. But the TRUTH is that the book has sold nearly 15,000 copies. That’s a population of readers larger than my husband’s home town (not to mention the number of women who have shared their copies with friends, borrowed from the library, or bought used at a garage sale).
And do you know what craziest part about it? Seven years after its release, I’m circling back and drinking from the well of mercy I dug out when I wrote it. I’m living out my own truth (even if I fought it, hard).
I thought that was it for the hardest part of my story. Turns out, God is writing the latest tear-filled and mercy-coated chapter for a future second edition on the pages of my prayer journal. The day the FedEx truck delivered my meager stock of remaining copies, the Holy Spirit sat squarely inside of my spirit and whispered, “Your story’s not done yet. Not by a long shot.”
I don’t know what the future is for Mercy Like Morning, but I do know it will firmly remain the foundational cornerstone of my entire ministry. If you want to understand why I have Dig Your Well, you HAVE to read Mercy Like Morning.
Get your copy before it’s completely sold out for good over on my website:
digmywell.com/mercy-like-morning
Turns out, prayer isn’t always asking for things. Sometimes it’s just as simple presenting the facts and letting God do the rest.
Listen, the Bible wasn’t written in English. You and I aren’t fluent in Greek or Hebrew. So we really do need to pay attention to the word definitions in the original biblical languages in our study of the Bible.
It can make as much difference as it does for people who are learning English to understand the difference between a butt dial and a booty call.
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