Let's Grow | the blog

We all need to know that somebody else "gets us"!

The third quarter's book selection is Kelly Balarie's latest book, Take Every Thought Captive.

Be on the lookout for a BRAND NEW SOCIAL SERIES coming out this summer on all of Sanctuary's social media platforms!

What do you do when one situation throws your life out of sync?

Entry Four of this series continues through Paul's "Preacher's Wife Manual" from 1 Timothy 3.

What does it mean to qualify for spiritual leadership?

Do you catch yourself wondering when you’ll grow accustomed to being “the preacher’s wife”?

...what your husband, your family, your ministry needs the most is a healthier, refreshed, refueled you.

Just ahead in 2023 Sanctuary will be hosting a quarterly book club!

...the changes and transitions I have fought against have turned out to be the greatest times of adventure and fulfillment and blessings in

As I was frustrated learning this, God spoke to me that I need to come to Him wide open daily with the same question.

When I say it all came crashing, that would be an understatement. I knew I had to change. I knew a transition was required.

I had successfully delayed re-entry into my new world as an upgraded combo of Ministry Wife + Ministry Mom long enough.

In life, most people find themselves craving a bump-free journey, too. We relish a smooth, freshly paved highway where the gas tank is full,

When we make His presence the priority, He holds the results in His hands and distributes them where He sees the need. This can only happen

When I finally said yes to those gracious invitations and began sitting in a circle of generations, one generation did indeed communicate th

...the Holy Spirit is on the ready to share those solutions...when we ask Him to.

Friendships could easily take a back seat to the demanding schedule that I have, but I have had to learn to fight against that...

Greater connection is often found on the other side of simple invitation. Sometimes we just mean too well.

Most people affectionately refer to this beloved season each year as "the lazy days of summer".