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The True Meaning of Easter (Spring Blog 2017)

The season of Spring is often viewed by many as a time filled with endless colorful scenery; the beginnings of new life surrounding us with each new flower bloom that we can see. Easter is a time we celebrate Christ resurrection. He lives! To me, Spring is not just about pretty flowers, chocolate bunnies, or a delicious meal on Easter Sunday, but it is also a daily metaphorical reminder of His death, His payment on the cross for all of our sins, and His continuance of blossoming life as our Heavenly father. I couldn't decide whether or not to do an Easter blog AND a Spring blog, or just to combine them both. After praying about it this morning, I have combined the two as I feel the dead flower blooming back to life example is a perfect way to describe  the true point of Easter and the power that He can have within our lives. Today, I would like to share the three things we should pray to Him about, so that He can make us into a true reflection of who He is.  The first mos...

Springing Forth With Excitement!

Hey guys! I have not been blogging for the past several weeks and I am happy to be back at it today; the title of this post is a great summary of the April I've had so far. A lot of exciting things have been occurring in my life lately and I wanted to take to the blog to share with my readers today: As you know, a couple of months ago I brought home a golden lab puppy and I named her Ruby; she just turned 3 months old on April 6th and is growing like a weed. My Ruby is the sweetest little girl who loves everybody and loves companionship. We are still in the stages of teething and hardcore running and playing; I figure that will last a good while. In addition to Ruby, I have a 6 year old Pomeranian whom she  just adores and they do play well together, but he tires out rather quickly.  April 5th saw me celebrate my 25th birthday; a milestone that I felt very thrilled to surpass. I had such a wonderful birthday. Months prior to Wednesday, I had applied to be on the West ...