I’m currently working on a post telling Elora’s birth story, but in the meantime I want to share some truth that has been wildly encouraging to me as a first time mom. To give some […]
The Baby Story So Far
God’s glory. Whole story. He was there in the waiting, and He’s been just as present in all the rejoicing. I don’t want to let this sweet season slip away without documenting and sharing the […]
Celebration in the Middle
I’m in awe that I’m writing a celebratory post in this season. Over the last couple of years I have done my fair share of praying for rescue. I have been waiting and grieving and […]
3 Lessons From Our First 3 Years
Dellan and I recently celebrated 3 years of marriage. Lord willing, getting married at 21 set us up to spend 70 or more years together! We are by no means experts, but we work very […]
My Infertility Story
It is National Infertility Awareness Week! We are in the thick of a season of waiting for a little one, so this cause is very near and dear to my heart. My desire with this […]
Our Too Much is Just Enough
If we are in the family of God, we all have the same mission. Jesus kept it simple: And he said to them, “Go into all the world and proclaim the gospel to the whole creation. Mark 16:15 […]
2019 Gratitude & 2020 Word of the Year
This post is for celebrating. Celebrating what God did in 2019. Celebrating who He is. Celebrating in advance because He WILL show up in 2020. I don’t think I have ever been more confident of […]
God With Us
My word for year was (is?) ‘thrive.’ Can I tell you what I thought ‘thrive’ would mean back when I prayed about it one year ago? I thought God was preparing to teach me to […]
Different On Purpose
I’ve often described my relationship with Dellan as having “the same core with different fluff.” In the areas where it counts, our ‘core’, we are on the same page. D and I fervently love Jesus, […]
Shall We Accept Good and Not Trouble?
In March, after 6 months of infertility, I confided in my husband that I was already so tired. I wasn’t sure if I could endure the possible years of waiting still to come. I sought […]
Gabrielle Ruth Writes 