Top JOY Blog Posts of 2015
January 6, 2016
Our JOY Bloggers had another prolific year, churning out 53 posts in 2015! This amazing group of women opened up their lives and wrote about everything from life and death to faith and friends.
Here is a recap of the most popular posts by blogger. We invite you to read and reflect on them once again.
By Kristy Rose
Our habits and choices can lead us to either health or health challenges. Kristy Rose reveals how she is replacing her bad habits with good ones.
By Sheila Heiser
A season of cancer challenged everything Sheila believed about God. But it also showed her that God is the same yesterday, today and forever.
By Heather Brostrom
Treating others as Christ did is a beautiful form of worship to our most worthy God. But to act this way, we must allow ourselves to be continually transformed by Him.
By Cari Bousfield
Strength - and finding the needed strength -- was Cari Bousfield's focus area for 2015.
By Laura Moss
Waiting can sometimes feel like you are being neglected, overlooked, forgotten. What if you instead saw it as a way God offers you to strengthen your heart?
By Royann Bold
Facing the prospect of reconciliation with a family member can be emotionally overwhelming. But it is also an opportunity to show extravagant love.
By Susan Jacobson
All of our relationships belong to God. This means it matters what we say and do in our interactions with others.
By Fran Dwelle
Instead of a long list of resolutions, choose one word as your yearly focus for personal change, growth and clarity.
Join us for our second annual Java JOY "Movie Night" on Thursday, January 14th, 6:15 - 8:45 p.m. at the Bismarck Public Library.
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For many years, Cari Bousfield did not take to heart what the Bible said about her. After years of struggling, she is beginning to realize her value as a daughter of the King.
Ecclesiastes 3 speaks of a time for everything. When you look over your life, how do you see this play out?
Letting one word grab you and guide your steps through the year is one way to stretch, grow and honor God - and maybe even reflect His Light.