by Kelly | Apr 21, 2019 | Uncategorized
The lifeless, human body of Jesus was laid in that borrowed tomb. It was done. Death had come. And that was the end of that, right? I mean death is death. So when Jesus cried out from the cross, “It is finished”, it really was over. Well, Yes. Now stay with me...
by Kelly | Apr 19, 2019 | Christ, Christianity, Easter, God, Keeping it Real, Uncategorized
I have decided to revisit some posts from previous years and share with you. I pray that God will speak through them to someone this special week.When you and I came to know and accept Christ, we became palm branch wavers. We are waving the palm branches and crying....
by Kelly | Dec 31, 2018 | Christ, Christianity, Christmas, God, Keeping it Real, Living Love, Uncategorized
Some of you read my previous post; Lost – Jesus. If you haven’t and want to, go to http://www.livinglovewithkelly.com/lost-jesus/ Through the Light Fog A few days ago was clean-up day at our house. Time for Christmas decorations to be carefully packed away to...
by Kelly | Sep 4, 2018 | Christ, Christianity, God, Keeping it Real, Life, Uncategorized, Yourself
The desert is not a comfortable place physically, neither is it a pleasant place spiritually or creatively. I have been in all three and more than likely you have too. At this very moment I am experiencing one of the driest, hottest, most uncomfortable desert...
by Kelly | Jun 17, 2018 | Family, God, Keeping it Real, Life, Living Love, Parents, Uncategorized
I know this is longer than my usual posts but I hope you will take the time to read all of it. Share it with your family and friends. It is a work of love. It has been almost 39 years since my Daddy passed away. He was a gentle, quiet soul. He wasn’t one to travel...
by Kelly | Apr 12, 2017 | Bible Study, Christ, Christianity, Holy Land, Uncategorized
The Garden of Gethsemane is such a beautiful place. The olive trees, some of them hundreds of years old, stand as a reminder of the incredible history of this garden. A relief sculpture in the area catches my eye. The anguish and pain is captured beautifully by an...
