Sometimes I wonder what we must look like to the Lord going about our day-to-day life. Does He care when I’m making a run to Target? Is He interested in my Starbucks order? What...
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Sister Natalie Shawver
Articles by Sister Natalie Shawver
Milestone Thoughts
On August 4, I was blessed to celebrate 20 years as a baptized member of The Church of Jesus Christ. That’s 7,300 days that I’ve had the opportunity to serve the Lord to...
Here’s Your Pep Talk
Hi loyal Gospel Blog reader (or listener), Today I’m sending a bit of hope your way because things lately have felt heavy. The pandemic rages on, shootings occur at various...
Sitting in God’s Hands
Dear Brothers, Sisters and fellow blog readers, Do you ever struggle with anxiety, big or small? I do. I think about things I probably shouldn’t. Big things (to...
Small Changes, Big Impact
Have you ever heard of the 1 Percent Rule? Essentially, the gist is that over time, if you adjust something by just 1 percent, you’ll see a significant change. Now, you...
Remember Who You Work For
I’ve heard it said many times, both from the pulpit and around the dinner table, that as you age, your priorities change. Things that used to be important no longer are, and...
Just a Little Talk
It may be summer now, but a few months ago we had an ice storm in Cincinnati. Schools were closed and I found myself at home with our four-year-old for the day (or, should I say...
Home Is Where The Heart Is
By nature, I’m a homebody. If given the choice, I usually prefer to stay in versus going out—and after a few days away on vacation, I miss the comfort of my four walls. I quickly...
Wandering, Wondering, Waiting: Lessons from Haggai
While it’s wonderful to re-read popular books in scripture, I’ve been on a quest to read things I haven’t before. The summer of 2021, I read the book of Habbakuk and this fall I...
Simple Sentiments Instead of Seasonal Slogans
When it comes to the holidays, there are hundreds of songs and sayings that seem to get stuck in our heads. You know the kind: “Don’t get your tinsel in a tassel,” and “Merry...