Author name: Katrina Douglas

Katrina Douglas is a survivor of childhood abuse and domestic violence who now uses her voice to tell others about the hope and freedom she has found in her Savior Jesus Christ. As an author and blogger, she endeavors to offer seeds of hope and encouragement to others traveling this journey called life. She knows firsthand how a tiny seed of hope can grant the courage to keep going when the journey gets difficult. That is what she wants people to find when they read the words she writes, a seed of hope.

Recovering What Was Stolen

Twice yesterday a specific passage of Scripture was brought to my attention and when that happens, I usually take the time to take a closer look at it because I figure that God is trying to bring it to my attention for a reason. The passage that He brought to my attention was from 1 […]

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Living Water

When I was a young girl, we had well water and I have to say, I don’t think I appreciated it enough at the time. My grandparents who were on city water used to bring empty jugs to fill up before going home because, as my granddaddy would say, “Nothing tastes as good as well

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In the Meanwhile

My pastor has been preaching a series of sermons on the life of Joseph from the Old Testament account in Genesis. I have always loved his story and actually named my son after this man of faith and integrity. Anytime my pastor does a series like this, I usually try to do some extra reading

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The Best is Yet to Come

When I was a kid, my grandmother could make some really wonderful desserts. She was known for some delicious homemade cakes and often baked them for other people during the holiday season. I can still remember the anticipation I would feel knowing one of her special desserts would be coming at the end of our

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He Understands

Yesterday was one of the most difficult days I have had and believe me; that’s saying a lot. (Please know that everything I say here will be in an effort to be transparent, not to evoke sympathy, but to hopefully help you understand how I am feeling as I write these words.) As I said,

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Serving Your Generation

My pastor has been preaching out of the book of Acts for some time now and as he has often encouraged us to “chop our own wood” by reading it in our own time at home, I have endeavored to do just that. I have read the book of Acts several times in these past

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Last Words of Advice

If you knew your time was drawing near and you were going to write a letter to someone you deeply loved, what would you say? What would your last words of advice be? What would be on your mind if you knew that this would be your final communication with someone you loved like they

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Following His Example

There are many preachers that make a really good living preaching what is called the “prosperity gospel”, which in my humble opinion, is not the true gospel at all. It is not truth, and it definitely isn’t the gospel. While it may sound good to hear that God wants to bless you and that the

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If You Say So

I just finished reading a passage in Luke chapter five that I have always loved, but today, it really spoke to my heart. Luke 5:4-11 tells the story of an encounter between Jesus and Peter. Simon Peter and his companions had been fishing all night with no success and were on the shores of the

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