by Dan Hill | Apr 22, 2012 | Inheritance of Hope Stories
The Heinzelman family attended Inheritance of Hope’s first Legacy Retreat, which took place at Lake George, New York, in the summer of 2008. Three and a half years later, the family has fond memories of the weekend. Yet the Heinzelmans are getting by without...
by iohdev | Apr 20, 2012 | Practical Advice and Encouragement, Words of Hope
I live in the mountains and it still amazes me how awe struck I can be at any moment. The mountains are the same, but with just the right light and any given time of year they look different. They look more beautiful and breath-taking everyday. Some days it is...
by Angela Bailey | Apr 13, 2012 | Intentional Living
“Kind hearts are quietly kind. They let the car cut into traffic and the young mom with three kids move up in the checkout line. They pick up the neighbor’s trashcan that rolled into the street.” It really is the little things in life that mean so...
by iohdev | Apr 6, 2012 | Words of Hope
I just spent a few days at the beach with my family for Spring Break. It was wonderful! My parents recently moved into a condo that overlooks the Atlantic Ocean and I really enjoyed standing out on their balcony and listening to the waves come in and out constantly....
by Meredith Padgett | Apr 2, 2012 | Intentional Living
I’ve noticed something about myself over the past few years since I’ve become a mom. I view traditions in my family in many different ways than I used to, especially ones around holidays of special significance for us. It’s like I view them through...
by Dan Hill | Mar 28, 2012 | Inheritance of Hope Stories
Imagine pinching your nose shut and breathing only through a coffee straw. “It feels like you have asthma and emphysema,” said M’Leigha Graham. The average human trachea, the windpipe that carries air to the lungs, is 15-20 millimeters wide. When...
by iohdev | Mar 16, 2012 | Words of Hope
Kristen Milligan’s Testimony (Joy and Peace Through Suffering) from Skyland United Methodist Church on Vimeo.
by Meredith Padgett | Mar 6, 2012 | Intentional Living, Practical Advice and Encouragement
As a parent, one of the many questions we have in life regarding parenting stems from a desire to care for our kids from a far. If that means while we are out of town, if we are dropping them off at camp or college, if we have a life-threatening illness that could...
by Jill Thompson | Mar 2, 2012 | Intentional Living
I was reading an article the other day that proposed “life’s most urgent question”. It was not… 1) Where is the best sale today? 2)Who is the prettiest/sexiest/wealthiest person alive? 3) What is the most lucrative career? It was…. What...
by iohdev | Feb 26, 2012 | Words of Hope
I used to attend a class at a local gym called “Power.” We did dynamic weight lifting and by the end of the class almost every muscle in my body was shaking. After weeks of training, I started seeing real results! I could lift my kids and...
