by Teresa Heesacker | Jul, 2020 | Teresa's Blog
Reading Time: 3 minutes My 4-year-old grandson spent the day with me yesterday. When he woke up from his nap, he came to me and excitedly said, “Granny! I had a dream, and you were in it! Remember that dump truck, that purple dump truck?” As I looked at him with...
by Teresa Heesacker | Mar, 2020 | Teresa's Blog
Reading Time: 4 minutes The unknown … it can be an unsettling reality, yet one we navigate at some level every day. Today, in our world, we are faced with several unknowns: the ability of nations to co-exist in peace, the issues upcoming leadership for our nation will...
by Teresa Heesacker | Jan, 2020 | Teresa's Blog
Reading Time: < 1 minute The Courageous Gathering in 2020 was a Women’s Gathering created to help women shed their masks and deepen their courage to embrace who God says they are. Teresa presented two breakout sessions, one being Healing from Sexual Abuse and...
by Teresa Heesacker | Dec, 2019 | Teresa's Blog
Reading Time: 6 minutes “When people show you who they are, believe them …” When I first heard these words of American poet Maya Angelou, I pondered them for quite a while. And as I put them into practice, I realized I could trust those words. In order to honor and...
by Teresa Heesacker | Nov, 2019 | Teresa's Blog
Reading Time: 4 minutes Loneliness. To me, loneliness feels like a longing—a longing to share part of myself or part of my life with someone. It often comes with a sense of sadness or heaviness. It lands in my core, deep in the center of my being. It can be difficult...
by Teresa Heesacker | Nov, 2019 | Teresa's Blog
Reading Time: 4 minutes I like to think I am an independent person, but the truth is I am surrounded by people and provisions that are beyond my ability to provide for myself. The avocados I bought at the store today were grown by someone else and likely were picked...
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