GIVING GOD GLORY IN THE DAILY GRIND OF LIFE
Hi, I’m Anne.
In addition to being a certifiable coffee addict, I am a writer, speaker, pastor’s wife, and adoptive mother of two. I have a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and Creative Writing with a concentration in non-fiction. I am an imperfect woman living for a perfect God.
My purpose and passion are to make God famous through the humble lessons found in life’s daily grind.
I write for an audience of One. God has given me this gift and I am blessed to use it for His purpose and glory. For me, writing is a ministry, not a career. My prayer for this blog, and for all my work, is that He will be made famous as my audience and platform grow. To anyone led to read and follow the words I put out there, I hope you're encouraged. I hope you laugh. I hope you feel seen, known, and understood. I hope you find God in the daily grind.
My daughter asked me what Good Friday was and I explained it was the day Jesus was crucified; the Friday before Easter Sunday. “Oh,” she said somberly. “That was a really sad day. Why do we call it Good Friday? What was so good about it?” It’s a fair question. We all know the “good” part came on Sunday. We get dressed up for Sunday. We bake a ham for Sunday. We color eggs for Sunday. Sunday is worth celebrating. But what was so good about Friday?