Hello friends, and welcome back to Faith & Soul Care.
If you grew up reading the Little House books or watching the television show like I did, you probably found yourself wishing, at least once or twice, that you could step into that simpler world.
Hello friends, and welcome back to Faith & Soul Care.
If you grew up reading the Little House books or watching the television show like I did, you probably found yourself wishing, at least once or twice, that you could step into that simpler world.
What Does Life on the Prairie Teach Us About Peace?
Welcome back to Faith and Soul Care. This is Sherry Elaine, and I am back after taking my late spring and early summer leave. I'm returning just in time for something that is a very big happening in my household, and maybe in some of yours. This week is the week that the new Little House on the Prairie series begins on Netflix.
Joy – What It Is, and How to Live With More Intentionality, Purpose, and Joy in 2026
Today, I want to talk about joy – what it actually is, how Scripture defines it, and how we can live with more intentionality, purpose, and joy as we move into 2026.
Because joy is one of those words we use all the time, but rarely stop to define.
Today we’re talking about something that affects so many of us, especially this time of year: the connection
between anxiety, overwhelm, stress, panic,
and feeling stuck.
Because here’s the truth:
Today I’m talking about what to do when waiting for an answer to prayer, especially when it’s a long wait. Over the next few weeks, I’m going to be doing a little series, and hopefully these will help us enjoy and get through the holidays, close out this current year, and begin 2026 with less focus on the things we cannot control. My prayer is that we’ll have more confidence that those things are safe in God’s
Worry About Nothing. Pray About Everything. Cast All Your Cares to Him….Wait? How? Is this just a platitude from the writings of Paul, or is this something we are to actually strive to do? My answer to that second question is yes – we really do need to cast our cares to Him, just as (the verse says) because He loves us. Today I am going to share in a little bit of a
Maybe you’ve noticed it too. I keep seeing people comment things like, “Well, that’s just the wheat and the tares,” or “We’d better make sure there’s oil in our lamps.”