Author Archives: Julie Williams
Seasoned with salt, not pepper
“Let your conversation be always full of grace, seasoned with salt, so that you may know how to answer everyone” Colossians 4:6 Right now I am reading through Paul’s letters. I am moving through them rather slowly so I can really savor them and meditate on them. I so deeply desire that the words written […]
A few pieces short of a puzzle
There are so many days when I feel incomplete. Like I am missing a few pieces to my puzzle. At times I think to myself, where did I put those pieces? I search busily for them. Other times, I think the missing pieces were not even in the box to begin with. Still there are […]
Strength to slow down
Do you long for a slower pace? Do you feel as though you are frantically rushing through life? Does your to do list blur before your eyes in a flurry of must accomplish tasks? Do you yearn for that ability to savor and enjoy the splendor of the gift of time? Do you think that […]
Lost, but not missing
One of the definitions of the word lost from dictionary.com is “having gone astray or missed the way; bewildered as to place, direction.” Have you ever felt that way? Gone astray? Missed the way? Bewildered by where you are, or where you are headed? I love how in the definition for lost, dictionary.com uses the […]
A letter to my weary self
To my Beautiful Self, I know that today you are not feeling very beautiful. I can feel the weight pushing down upon your shoulders and the pressure that it is placed upon your heart. When you look in the mirror you see the exhaustion hanging on your face, driving your smile into hiding, so you […]