by Jennifer Sakata | Nov 18, 2024 | Grace in Parenting, Growing in Grace, Home Page, Living the Grace Life, Once a Year Posts, Podcasts
Did you grow up celebrating Advent? For many, Advent has become a sacred rhythm that grounds people in the Christ of Christmas. It spans the four Sundays leading up to Christmas and invites us to return to Jesus each week of the Christmas season. In this episode of...
by Jennifer Sakata | Nov 12, 2024 | Grace in Parenting, Growing in Grace, Home Page, Living the Grace Life, Once a Year Posts, Podcasts
Does December overwhelm you? Does it get more chaotic than quiet, leaving you exhausted and desperate for December 26th? Then perhaps it’s time to make room for the quieter voices of Christmas. It’s barely mid-November, and twinkle lights and brown paper...
by Jennifer Sakata | Nov 5, 2024 | Grace in Parenting, Growing in Grace, Home Page, Living the Grace Life, Podcasts
Have you ever felt betrayed by God? Or wondered if God was mad at you? The hardships of life can make us feel abandoned and left alone to deal with unexpected circumstances, painful realities, and deepening heartache. God, I didn’t sign up for this! In this...
by Jennifer Sakata | Oct 29, 2024 | Growing in Grace, Home Page, Living the Grace Life, Podcasts
Do thanks in everyday life come easily for you? What about when life is hard and life-altering events like COVID-19 come crashing through your calendar? In this episode of ‘Living the Grace Life,’ host Jennifer Sakata introduces the concept of...
by Jennifer Sakata | Oct 22, 2024 | Growing in Grace, Home Page, Living the Grace Life, Podcasts, Prayers
What are you wearing in the coming days? Do you remember your favorite Halloween costume? There’s merriment in impersonating someone or something else. Until that clever costume leads you to a costume party you thought you were invited to but weren’t....
by Jennifer Sakata | Oct 14, 2024 | Growing in Grace, Home Page, Living the Grace Life, Podcasts
“What parts of your story would you prefer to keep hidden?” My guest today poses this probing question as the starting point for embracing our woundedness on the way to wholeness. Why would anyone risk such exposure? Because rather than love us despite our...
