Posted on Wednesday, April 26, 2023

Spring Sprang (or Is It Sprung?) in Our Hearts – FGF Highlights, Greenville, SC

“The desert and the parched land will be glad; the wilderness will rejoice and blossom like the crocus.” (Isaiah 35:1)

Thank you to Bernard Smith for the beautiful photos. To see the entire Facebook photo album, click here. For those of you who joined the photo booth fun, you can view your photos here.

Gladness, joy, and new life were blossoming all around us at Kingdom Life Church this weekend during Fresh Grounded Faith Greenville. There were women in attendance who were in their own desert or wilderness, and God definitely brought the refreshment of His Spirit and the water of His Word to quench their parched souls.

Posted on Tuesday, April 4, 2023

Good to the Last Drop – FGF Highlights, Fort Worth, TX

The fourth conference of our Spring 2023 tour, Fresh Grounded Faith Fort Worth, is a wrap! And oh, oh, oh … it was a blessing from start to finish. There’s just no comparison to those amazing Texas women!

Thank you to Celeste Jackson for the beautiful photos. To see the entire Facebook photo album, click here. For those of you who joined the photo booth fun, you can view your photos here.

Our Local Conference Coordinator, Missy Watts, and her right hand gal, Emily Gentry, led this event with such grace. Our whole FGF team is so honored to co-labor alongside these dedicated women whose work was nothing short of excellent.

Posted on Thursday, March 2, 2023

Faithfulness on Display – FGF Highlights, Jackson, MS

It was so good to be back in Jackson, Mississippi last week for Fresh Grounded Faith! We were there in 2014 at Broadmoor Baptist Church, and now—nine years later—we got to be at the same host church working alongside many of the same incredible people!

Thank you to Rachel Hammack for the beautiful photos. To see the entire Facebook photo album, click here. For those of you who joined the photo booth fun, you can view your photos here.

Melinda Hendrix once again served as our wonderful Local Conference Coordinator, and—to no one’s surprise—led this event and her people in such a beautiful way. She is a model of faithfulness, serving the women in her church and community for so many years.

In fact, faithfulness was what I noticed most about FGF Jackson. Here’s what I mean…

Posted on Thursday, February 9, 2023

Georgia on My Mind – FGF Highlights, Cumming, GA

Who sang that great old song, “Just an old sweet song keeps Georgia on my mind”? When I got home from Fresh Grounded Faith Cumming, that song came to mind as I kept reminiscing about the weekend.

Thank you to Kierston Parks for the beautiful photos. To see the entire Facebook photo album, click here. For those of you who joined the photo booth fun, you can view your photos here.

That’s because there were many sweet songs and echoes of sweet moments at First Redeemer Church that keep Georgia on my mind.

Posted on Thursday, February 9, 2023

Spill the Beans LIVE with Angela Thomas Pharr and Meredith Andrews at Fresh Grounded Faith Hattiesburg, MS [Episode 232]

We are coming to you LIVE from a Fresh Grounded Faith event in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, and we’re spilling some beans with author Angela Thomas Pharr and singer-songwriter Meredith Andrews.

Angela talks about being a single mom of five kids and what it was like for her new husband to become an instant dad. She also gives her best advice for single moms, and sister, it’s not what you may think. You’re going to love it!

Posted on Wednesday, February 1, 2023

Houston, We Had a Problem! – FGF Highlights, Houston, TX

Of course I had to refer to that most famous movie quote associated with the great city of Houston! Because, sister, we did have a problem. One big dark problem!

Thank you to Megan McGaughey for the beautiful photos. To see the entire Facebook photo album, click here. For those of you who joined the photo booth fun, you can view your photos here.

After the first part of our Fresh Grounded Faith conference ended on Friday night, Laura Story, Michael O’Brien, Terrie Bitter (our National Conference Director), and Phil and I went back to our hotel. But it was pitch black.