by Kathy Collard Miller | Feb 26, 2018 | anger, anger management, anxiety, conflict, faith, God's love, marriage, No More Anger, Out of Control, Trust, unconditional love, worry
There are always two sides of a story and in my new book, No More Anger: Hope for an Out-of-Control Mom, I share my story of how God delivered me from being a child abuser. And God also healed our very dysfunctional marriage. In a final chapter of the book, Larry...
by Kathy Collard Miller | Feb 16, 2018 | abuse, anger, anger management, anxiety, child abuse, child abuse prevention, Child Abuse Prevention Month, children, grandparenting, hopelessness, No More Anger, Out of Control, positive parenting, relationships, unconditional love, worry
My book giveaway at the beginning of February was for Michelle Lazurek’s new book Righteous and Lost. Thank you to everyone who participated in the drawing. But there is one winner… Drum Roll… the winner is… Karen! Congratulations, Karen. I...
by Kathy Collard Miller | Feb 11, 2018 | Bible reading, caregiving, caring, compassion, contentment, forgiveness, God's heart, God's love, Isaiah, kindness, love, loving, prayer for others, witnessing
Who would have thought that Isaiah learned what it means to love others well. The story of Isaiah’s encounter with a holy God speaks volumes of how God loves well and wants us to love well without expectation of a return. The story starts with Isaiah standing in the...
by Kathy Collard Miller | Feb 7, 2018 | beauty, beliefs, faith, God's heart, health, hope, knowing and understanding God, love, regrets, Trust, worry
The Gift Wrap & The Jewel This is Wanda B. Goines. At the time this video was filmed she was 92 years old. She calls this poem "The Gift Wrap & The Jewel". It's so beautiful that it may just bring tears to your eyes. Thank you to Kathryn...
by Kathy Collard Miller | Feb 2, 2018 | book drawing, faith, God's heart, God's love, knowing and understanding God, love, Trust, worry
We all know the story of the Prodigal Son, right? But have you ever paid attention to the “Elder Son” in the story? That’s what Righteous and Lost is about. We tend to think of the lesson from the lost son rather than the brother/son who considered...
