After an almost three week hiatus from Social Media beyond my ministry obligations, I returned this past weekend. This is what I learned during my break. Did anything change on Social Media? Not much. But I was reminded of a valuable truth. Read on until the end! Snooze on Facebook is a wonderful feature, and […]
Author: Katherine Walden
People Get Ready. Are You Prepared?
I felt the nudge to share an excerpt from “Seasons”, my first book, published in 2014. Although the Lord gave me this word to share with my readers back in 1998, I sense it is a “now’ word for 2020. I’ve tweaked it a little to meet my grammatical standards, but the message has not […]
I’m a Christian. Where’s My Discount?
I came across the following blog I wrote five years ago and felt to republish it in light of today’s economy in 2020. Christian professionals and business owners are losing friends who felt somehow entitled to exclusive discounts on their services. I’m sorry to break it to you, but being a Christian isn’t like being […]
Stop the World I want to Get Off
Stop the Social Media World; I Want to Get Off! Well, at least for the next 15 days, perhaps longer. Believe it or not, Facebook is only 16 years old at the time of this writing. Instagram is only ten years old, and Twitter is 14 years old. Smaller start-up alternative social media sites pop […]
Having Trouble Signing Up for the Mailing List?
If you are having trouble signing up for the mailing list using the form on this website, try this LINK. If you were once a subscriber but no longer receive emails from me and are wondering why, this might be the problem. A couple of years ago, GDPR was forced upon us. As a result, […]
Give a Hand Up and not a Kick to the Curb
Tiny foundational cracks become fault lines when great stress is applied. What causes one person’s life to shatter may not be what causes another person’s downfall. In 2020, marriages are falling apart, and social isolation is leading to lapses in recovery and sobriety. Yes, there are plenty of self-help tools out there. Unless a support […]