Who doesn’t love a good story? The hero. The villain. The highs and lows, twists and turns. Whether you’re a fiction lover or a “based on a true story” diehard, join me for an up-close look at one for the ages.

When you find yourself in a spot- too stuck to move forward and too stubborn to go back- well, you’re in good company. So, join me as we keep the story going.

www.glordinary.com Here’s a small excerpt: "Have to…keep coming…here. And what did here represent? Here represents the sum parts of all those choices. The decisions- some made by her, some thrust upon her. Here represents the school of hard knocks, the chip on her shoulder, the shattered dreams, and broken promises. Here represents all the shame, the embarrassment. And what does here represent for you? For me?”

Ever shown up at the wrong place? How about when you wrote down the wrong time...or day? Yep, me too! No worries, Friend. You're in the right place at the right time today.

Pour yourself a cup of Joe and join me for an up-close reading of John 4. This is one story we're gonna want all those details, I promise.

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Here's a small excerpt:

"And that’s where we find our Walmart Woman at the Well when she meets up with the man she didn’t realize she was looking for all along. She wasn’t supposed to be at the well at that time. And Jesus? Well, He wasn’t supposed to be there either…at all. Not then, not ever."

And we’re back! Back into the swing of another week, minus the fireworks. And speaking of fireworks, let’s continue that vacation story from last week. Because just like how fireworks leave a slew of debris, I found some residue remaining deep within my soul as well.

Pour yourself a cup and let’s chat about those gentle invitations of the heart. Three questions that introduced me to our guest these next few weeks. You might already know her, so join me as we peek into John 4.

www.glordinary.com Here’s a small excerpt: "But Jesus? Verse 4 says, “He had to go.” Oh, Friend, He did not “have to go.” He chose to go. He chose the taboo, the cultural no-no. But it wasn’t about stickin’ it to the man or taking a geographical “shortcut.” It was about her, the woman. About her heart, her soul, her purpose, her worth, her story, her…just her. Her healing, her revelation. Her.”