by Laura Sandretti | Nov 4, 2022 | Faith in the Everyday
“And you don’t work, right Laura?” Someone asked me this immediately after talking with my husband about his job. Chris is the vice-president of supply chain for the U.S. division of a large global company. His work impacts lots of people, things, and money. The only...
by Laura Sandretti | Sep 24, 2021 | Faith in the Everyday, Obedience
I like likes. I also like comments, subscribers, and views. I’m annoyed that my son’s twenty-one-year-old friend has tens of thousands of followers on social media. Do I want to glorify God in everything, know Christ sees me as worthy and that I serve an...
by Laura Sandretti | Aug 27, 2021 | Faith in the Everyday
“I’m trying to understand your fears.” Though we’ve been married for twenty-nine years, I’m often an enigma to my husband. When we drove around the death-defying switchbacks in Zion National Park recently, I begged Chris to drive slower (he told me if slowed down...
by Laura Sandretti | Feb 19, 2021 | Faith in the Everyday
Yesterday, my daughter was fasting and praying to gain clarity about a big decision when she received an email that provided her exactly that. When she told me what happened, I was overwhelmed with tears, joy and gratitude. A little later though, I was also a little...
by Laura Sandretti | Dec 18, 2020 | Faith in the Everyday
“What an a*#.” I uttered while on a prayer walk this morning. Immediately prior to the recipient of said expletive running me off the road, I was enjoying a rare moment of deep, profound, clear-headed, intimate prayer. As I journeyed out of the icy ditch, I realized...
by Laura Sandretti | Oct 29, 2020 | Faith in the Everyday
“Once we have cast another group in the role of the enemy, we know that they are to be distrusted – that they are evil incarnate. We then twist all their communications to fit our belief.” Jerome D. Frank I’m reading a book called Language in Thought in Action, by...
