by Ginger Harrington | Sep 1, 2016 | Embrace Truth, Emotions
Will you celebrate with me? I’m excited to share my recent article published in the August issue of Refresh Bible Study Magazine! (p. 28) Here’s a picture of the lead page of the article. I love sharing some of my water photos and reflecting on one of my...
by Ginger Harrington | Aug 17, 2016 | Emotions, Family
I look over my desk, littered with photos and snippets of colored paper. Smiling flat faces peer at me from glossy photos, one dimensional images of 3-d moments filled with life. I’m trying to finish a scrapbook for my daughter before she leaves for college. Mom...
by Ginger Harrington | Aug 12, 2016 | Embrace Truth, Emotions, On Writing
A guest post from Dr. Michelle Bengtson Some families are blessed with the genetic predisposition for blond hair and blue eyed babies, others are blessed with the predisposition for multiple births, others seem to perpetuate an artistic bent or an engineering mind. My...
by Ginger Harrington | Apr 12, 2016 | Embrace Truth, Emotions, Enjoy Life Blog Posts
Worry and anxiety are very personal subjects. May have lived hard stories and deep struggles with worry. In this guest post, I am sharing part of my story and a few of the things I have learned through the struggle. This post will not solve or prevent your own...
by Ginger Harrington | Sep 24, 2015 | Emotions, Love God
Some days I’m a Martha. I can Martha myself into a frenzy as ministry duties, family responsibilities, life management, and work pile up with lightening speed. Busy, worried, and bothered, my nerves are frazzled and my good intentions begin to feel like...
by Ginger Harrington | Sep 17, 2015 | Emotions, Events, Family, Military Life
The new student orientation is the last place I want to be. Fidgeting with nerves, my sixteen-year-old daughter stands beside me. She is the new girl…again. Exhausted, I’m just as anxious as my daughter. I know I am absorbing her stress, but I can’t stop myself. I am...
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