Author Archives: Laura Navarro

I’m an introvert so a bit of silence does this heart good. But I usually don’t spend enough time in silence. The cancer has changed things. I’ve turned into a cat. Sit me in a sunny spot and I’ll just … Continue reading →

The prompts from Tracie Miles are: Stress is an outward indication of an inner situation – a situation of a heart that needs Jesus. You are worried and upset about many things, but few things are needed – or indeed … Continue reading →

Hm… Do I add value to people’s lives as I interact with them? That would be one of my values, to make a positive impact. Once, as an introvert, my preference was to make no impact and not be noticed. … Continue reading →

When I first saw this topic I finally thought, hm… I don’t know what to do with that. But then I soon though of how storms come upon us in life and it can feel like waves. Wave 1 – … Continue reading →

Ha, the first thing to come to mind is my ileostomy which they told me was temporary and now I’m having to convince the GI Surgeon to reverse it. Not so temporary if the surgeon won’t do his part 🙂 … Continue reading →

One thing that comes to mind is how we honor people when they die. I have told others, having cancer is like being able to attend your own funeral. All the love that has been poured out on me has … Continue reading →

What are you worth? I saw this awesome demonstration of one way to NOT answer that question. Don’t use your weight to define you. Although I have obsessed about my weight after losing 60 pounds in a few months, but … Continue reading →

What do we have to offer? Nothing at all of our own. But once we are saved, we are called to works and that is our offering. Along with all our issues and problems and concerns of course. The pastor’s … Continue reading →

Prompts from Tracie Miles So let us come boldly to the throne of our gracious God. There we will receive a mercy, and we find grace to help us when we need it most. Hebrews 4:16 Stress is a battle. … Continue reading →

This makes me think of Sarah and Abraham laughing that they would have a child in their really really old age. But it also makes me think of the phone call I just got. A friend from church calling about … Continue reading →