by Natalie | Mar 2, 2018 | adventure, faith, kingdom living, leadership, sacred romance
I love movies. It’s one of my favorite things to do with my family on the weekend. Many of my children do as well, and since the youngest is heading into his tween years, we’ve been slowly introducing him to some of the great movies we’ve seen over...
by Natalie | Feb 27, 2018 | adventure, faith, kingdom living
So today is a big transition day for me. I’m stepping out of a role that I’ve filled since the first part of July for one client and out of the business entirely of being a virtual assistant. I’ve enjoyed filling this role and being in this...
by Natalie | Nov 20, 2015 | adventure, faith, kingdom living, leadership
In the last few weeks, I have begun serving my community through our church, Christ Community Church, in a new way. Our church has had a relationship with World Relief for several years, but had no one to take up the role of being the point person. This new role will...
by Natalie | Feb 25, 2013 | adoption, adventure, faith, kingdom living, parenting
I made it to Haiti this afternoon! It’s great to see the boys and they are anxious to get on the plane. I have some specific prayer requests for this week and would love it if you would be praying for them: Tomorrow we go to the Embassy for the Visa interview....
by Natalie | Sep 11, 2012 | adoption, adventure, faith, kingdom living, parenting, spiritual warfare
Ok, so you may have read on twitter/facebook that birth certificates had been issued with our last names on them in late August. From there, there are just a few more steps. 1. File needs to be finished being legalized (every signature checked and verified as legal)...
by Natalie | Mar 25, 2012 | adoption, adventure, faith, parenting, spiritual warfare
I have truly felt at peace the latter half of this week. When it became clear that March 25 was not the day we were bringing them home, I have truly left the boys in God’s hands. However, honestly I quit asking for God to move as well. Oh, I’ve prayed for...
