by Ginger Harrington | Oct 5, 2016 | Embrace Truth, Identity
Some days I wake up and looking the mirror I want to turn right back around. I don’t want to see messy hair sticking out and droopy eyes not quite ready to meet the day. Pulling my hair into a ponytail, my husband’s very not-favorite hairstyle, I sit...
by Ginger Harrington | Sep 20, 2016 | Embrace Truth, Identity
Disclosure notice: I received a free book in exchange for my honest review. Some books reach into your heart, pressing on tender spots tucked out of sight. Currently, I’m reading a brand new devotional from one of my favorite authors, Holley Gerth. As I read, I...
by Ginger Harrington | Sep 16, 2016 | Embrace Truth, Identity
I had just finished speaking to a group of women. Someone from the back of the room walked toward me, “You look so young from the back of the room.” “How nice,” I thought. “But now that I’m close to you, I can see you’re...
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
The day you drop your child off at college can feel like stepping into another world—one where your heart swells with pride and aches with loss all at the same time. You’ve packed the car, moved boxes into a tiny dorm room, and hugged your student goodbye. Then, as...
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...
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