As many of you know, within the first year of a loved one passing, certain holidays, anniversaries, or special days can trigger more additional grief or sorrow. September 16th is that day for me. Today would have been my dad’s 75th birthday. My brother, Troy, who shares the same birthday, would have been 43 years…
In talking with a friend the other day, the subject of spiritual disciplines came up in our conversation. What exactly are spiritual disciplines, and how do we practice them? In the past, I’ve always had the thought that the only people who practiced spiritual disciplines were monks hidden away in a monastery high up in…
With all the COVID-19 restrictions these last few months, our 14-year-old Cocker Spaniel, Bailey, was in dire need of grooming. One of the best-known things about Cockers is that their hair grows incredibly long, and when maintained, it’s quite beautiful. However, for our family, it’s easier to keep Bailey shaved down. It’s cooler on him,…
Throughout the past few years, I’ve never really liked how our front porch looked. In my mind, a front porch should look inviting and warm. Ours looked dark and cold. With a metal table and two chairs, I tried my best to spruce it up with decorative pillows, a bright wreath on the door, or…
Five Ways to Quiet Your Heart No one cried out of frustration. No one whined because they didn’t get to what they wanted to do. No one argued with one another. No one asked the dreaded question, “Are we there yet?” No one got mad at her family because they were getting on her last…
Celebrating My First Father’s Day Without My Dad This past Sunday, we celebrated Father’s Day. The boys and I enjoyed our day with Craig. We took a drive around a lake, laughed, and enjoyed spending time together. My heart hurt, though. Not because of anything that Craig did; he is an amazing dad to our…
Letting Go, Learning to Fly and Loving Unconditionally Letting Go I am now the proud parent of a high school graduate. Originally scheduled for May 17th, my son was finally able to switch the tassel from right to left this past Sunday. Thanks to COVID, instead of sitting in an air-conditioned church sanctuary, we sat…
Still Cultivating My word for the beginning of 2020 was “Cultivate.” The definition of cultivating is “to promote the growth or development.” Wanting to grow as a writer and in my faith, I choose this year to plant my roots. And then the pandemic came. We canceled our spring break trip. The last two months…
Jesus Commands Us to Love One Another Did you know that Jesus commands us to love one another? He doesn’t suggest that we love one another. He doesn’t say, “I think it would be good for you to love one another,” or “If you feel like loving one another, that’s your choice. I’m good with…
Today Let’s Rejoice, Be Patient and Be Constant! It’s day 3,198 of our shelter-in-place. Ok, it’s not, but it feels like it! It’s been an emotional roller-coaster these last few days. The governor extended our shelter-in-place for another month. My sons are missing their classmates and are ready to be done with e-learning, and I…
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Life’s too precious to live restless and unfulfilled. That stirring in your soul - that quiet ache reminding you there’s more to life than going through the motions - isn’t a distraction; it’s divine direction. You long to live with intention and deepen your faith, yet with the constant pull of daily demands, it’s hard to know where to begin. This book is a doorway into a message God has been faithfully shaping for this exact season. One built to meet women in real life, with real questions, and seeking real faith.
May 1
Living boldly for Jesus can become evident in various ways in our daily lives. It means not conforming to the patterns of this world (Romans 12:2) but allowing our actions, words, and attitudes to reflect the love, grace, and truth of our Savior. It means being unapologetic about our faith, even when it may be met with resistance or ridicule.
Will you live boldly today?
Apr 30
What if the hunger you feel isn’t something to fix—but something God is inviting you deeper into? You weren’t created to stay hidden or live on the surface—bold faith begins when you intentionally reach for Jesus.
Listen to this week`s podcast: 109 - When God Calls You Deeper with Amy Loflin 🔗in comments
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Apr 29
What is a “holy hunger” is and why is it actually a gift from God? What are your thoughts?
Apr 28
Have you ever felt close to God, but still longed for more?
That question stopped me in my tracks.
In this week’s episode, author Amy Loflin and I talk about moving from surface-level faith to a deep, intentional relationship with Christ.
If you’ve been feeling a “holy hunger” for more of God, you’re not alone!
Listen now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or on my website: https://missyeversole.com/blog/109-when-god-calls-you-deeper-with-amy-loflin/
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Apr 27
What if your greatest heartbreak catapults you to your greatest growth?
To the woman whose heart has just been shattered into a million pieces, to the hurting heart whose whole world was changed in an instant, to the grieving soul who struggles to get out of bed—you are understood. You are seen. And this book is for you.
By this week`s podcast guest: @jodi.snowdon
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Apr 24
Welcome Friends!
My name is Missy, and I love Jesus!
I am a Christ-follower, wife, mom, author, and speaker. I am dedicated to empowering women to live audaciously for Jesus. Now is the time, friends, to step out of the shadows and tell everyone about Him!
I am the host of the "Bold Faith Now" podcast. The podcast that empowers you to embrace a fearless faith journey. If you want to live out your love and faith for Jesus with unwavering courage and conviction, this podcast is for you! Click here to listen!
