How to Be Brave No Matter What You Are Facing
Do you feel brave? I am guessing your answer is “no” if you clicked on this post. Don’t worry, spoiler alert: most of us don’t.
Joy Summers
- About Joy Summers
- Pastor’s wife, mom of 2, secretly a Disney Princess; Joy believes faith is a constant journey and never pretends to have it all figured out. She loves speaking honestly about real life struggles, processing life, and learning together!
Posts by Joy Summers
5 Songs to Remind You Who You Are
“I’ve heard this before,” I thought as I left my Bible study. We were studying our identity in Christ. It seemed like the basic foundations
Remembering Mandisa and 3 Powerful Lessons She Taught Us
If you haven’t already heard the news, our beloved friend, Mandisa, passed away on Thursday, April 18. Most people know Mandisa from her amazing songs,
3 Truly Appreciated Gift Ideas for Teacher Appreciation Week
Teacher appreciation week is almost here! It takes a special calling to be a teacher. They are called to wear many hats and be ready
How to Praise God When Pain Doesn’t Go Away with Katy Nichole | “In Jesus Name” (God of Possible)
Katy Nichole sat down with Joy to talk about how God is using her song “In Jesus Name” (God of Possible) that has taken the
5 Steps to Eliminate Worry | Baylor Wilson
“How am I going to do this?” The thought rang through my mind as I stood washing dishes alone late at night. My husband was
7 Theme Songs for the New Year That Will Inspire You
New Years resolutions come and go, but choosing a song for your year creates an anthem. Each one of these songs can be a prayer
Encouragement for a Struggling Parent
I could see the defiance in his eyes. A total meltdown was coming. We were half a mile from our house, which was the furthest
3 Reasons to Take a Break From TV and Why You’ll Thank Me Later
My kid is OBSESSED with the TV remote. If he even sees it, it’s over. He will get to the remote as fast as he
3 Verses to Pray Over Your Kids This School Year
I held it together until I reached my car, but as I slid into the driver’s seat and closed the door; the tears came. It