Kelli L. Moore

Through His Strength, For His Glory

Our Identity in Christ – a Loved Bible project

Today starts a very special time for The Loved Bible Project. Many of you have heard me talk about the Loved Bible Project. I may be just a little obsessed with the idea of paper crafting in a Bible. Founder, Anne Marie, explains it better here: http://lovedbible.wix.com/thelovedbibleproject#!about/jadgi . During the month of July, Anne Marie has created a study to identify who we are in Christ. Each day has a verse that can be studied, copied, and in whatever way you want - put into a loved ... read more

Love One Another

     50 people died today. That's the beginning, middle, and end of that statement. Not 50 tall people, 50 skinny people, 50 fat people, 50 tall people, 50 short people, 50 gay people, 50 straight people, 50 ugly people, 50 gorgeous people. Just - 50 people.       And that is not okay. My heart breaks for those people who lost their lives. It breaks for those who love them and have to mourn their loss. It breaks for those who tried to save them and could not. It breaks for the city that is ... read more

The Beauty Underneath

It is currently raining, pouring down vast amounts. As I passed my kitchen window, I was struck anew at the beauty of the trees that stand just outside our house. The greens were so much deeper and brighter. Each tree had been washed clean of all the dirt and grime that accumulates between a good rain. Even what very little grass we have is prettier after the deluge. It struck me as I was thinking of the beauty of the trees, that just this week I had asked God to wash my heart. Not just to free ... read more

Journey to Heal: A Book Review

The title alone grabbed my attention: Journey to Heal: Seven Essential Steps for Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse. It was a journey I knew I needed to walk at least one more time. While much healing has occurred over the years, healing from such traumatic events is like peeling back layers. Each time a new layer is revealed, it is necessary to continue to heal all the broken places. I knew there were still more broken places. So I asked to be on the launch team. All the time wondering if the ... read more

But, have you seen my excuses?

I apparently, no I definitely, have a problem with authority. It isn’t a conscious decision most of the time; I just think I know what is right.  Most of the time, I acquiesce and do what I am told. Sometimes, though, I fight it, hard. After several weeks of frustration and confusion, I came to the realization that I was having trouble accepting God’s ideas over my own. I have been trying to negotiate with God about what obedience looks like. I didn’t realize that I had put so much time and ... read more