by Cherie Fresonke | Jun 23, 2020 | Seeds to Care By, Seeds to Live By
Are you caring for a loved one? Are you at your wits end? Do you need encouragement to not give up? I once heard the saying “all good stories begin and end in the heart of a man.”[i] I suppose there is much truth to that statement, but perhaps some of the best...
by Cherie Fresonke | Nov 28, 2019 | Missionary Work, Seeds to Live By
Happy Thanksgiving from our family to yours Thanksgiving is a time of family, friends and good food. But most importantly, it is a time to reflect on the blessings of God’s provision over the past year. As I prepare for our bountiful meal in Ohio this...
by Cherie Fresonke | Apr 13, 2017 | Seeds to Disciple By, Seeds to Grow By, Seeds to Live By
by Cherie Fresonke @CherieFresonke When someone is a jerk to you, how do you respond? Do you turn the other cheek? Or do you throw insult for insult—an eye for an eye? Or in other words, tit for tat? The Tit for Tat Dilemma These types of questions we’ve...
by Cherie Fresonke | Apr 1, 2017 | Missionary Work, Seeds to Disciple By, Seeds to Grow By, Seeds to Live By, Seeds to Write By
by Cherie Fresonke @cheriefresonke Laziness. Is this something you struggle with? Have you ever wondered how to break the lack of initiative and be more productive? Or perhaps you’re like me. When I’m overwhelmed with everything that needs to be...
by Cherie Fresonke | Mar 21, 2017 | Missionary Work, Seeds to Disciple By, Seeds to Grow By, Seeds to Live By
by Cherie Fresonke @cheriefresonke Do your dreams and reality match? Or has reality pushed your dreams into outer space? I must admit when my dreams and reality don’t quite line up I can get discouraged. So how do we look past the discouragement...
by Cherie Fresonke | Dec 16, 2016 | Seeds to Grow By, Seeds to Live By
Confused about what to buy the little ones for Christmas? Tired of all the expensive toys that are soon forgotten and abandoned? It can be difficult to figure out the best gift, especially if you live far away from your loved ones. That was our problem living...