Tag: Will of God

Jonah and Me

Posted by: Olivia Dummer in Inspirational, Olivia Dummer on February 9th

Every time I read the short little book of Jonah, I find myself caught up in the painful reality that I identify with him and his story. While I’ve yet to be swallowed by a whale or lose my mind over a wilting plant, I’ve often found myself struggling to understand the path God has… View Article

Call of God, Inspirational, Jonah, Olivia Dummer, student ministry, Will of God

The Ministry of Life

Posted by: Sarah Hudspeth in Hyphen on August 25th

Last year, I took on a new job that easily began to consume my energy, time, and attention. Because of this, I quickly began feeling drained and less ministry-minded. I hated that something was stealing my attention and focus from my top priority. The balance of life and ministry was like a pendulum. I was… View Article

Balance, hyphen, ministry, Sarah Hudspeth, Will of God, Work

Uncomfortable Open Doors

Posted by: Sarah Hudspeth in Hyphen on May 8th

Transitions are always weird, whether you’re stepping into a thrilling new chapter of life with all the glam and sparkle a twelve year old girl could imagine or you’re slowing the pace and easing into a slightly monotonous routine that resembles the geriatric ward down the street. Unfortunately, God uses these times in life to… View Article

hyphen, Open Doors, Opportunities, Sarah Hudspeth, Will of God

All I Want Is a KitchenAid

Posted by: Olivia Dummer in Inspirational, Olivia Dummer on May 6th

Recently I took a really exciting step and purchased a KitchenAid mixer for myself. Now you may be thinking “She’s so lame. Who even cares?” But for me it was a really exciting addition to my countertop and my life. I’ve wanted one for years and years, and I’d always assured my mom that if… View Article

Inspirational, John 14, Joshua 1, KitchenAid, Olivia Dummer, Will of God

The Will of God

Posted by: Sarah Hudspeth in Hyphen, Inspirational on March 8th

My hands are clammy, I’m bouncing in my seat, and my heart is racing like I’ve had seven shots of espresso. This was my reaction when someone asked that simple, yet not so simple cliché question: “So, where do you see yourself in ten years?” I don’t know how you respond to that question, but… View Article

Decisions, direction, hyphen, Will of God, young adults