Author: Kristin Saatzer

25 Aug 2021

Sometimes we need reminders of God’s presence when we can’t understand what He is doing...

28 Jul 2021

It was deep and dark. I could not catch my breath because the air was restricted...

21 Jun 2021

  Hi friends, Summer always blows in with the scent of nostalgia: Coppertone sunscreen, pool chlorine, and the faint whiff of musty sand—the finest bouquet. I am crazy about this time of year—the feel of my library book in its plastic cover perfectly...

20 May 2021

“God is faithful, who has called you into fellowship with his Son, Jesus Christ our Lord.” 2 Thessalonians 3:3     It was a perfect day—one of the best days of my life, May 1, 2021. My oldest son, Samuel, got married to his...

01 Apr 2021

Original post: March 26, 2016 "And be constantly renewed in the spirit of your mind [having a fresh mental and spiritual attitude]."  ~Ephesians 4:23 AMP   “I can’t stop remembering the cross!” Words uttered by my four-year-old after participating in a Good Friday observance....

17 Mar 2021

When Jesus came to the region of Caesarea Philippi, he asked his disciples, “Who do people say that the Son of Man is?” “Well,” they replied, “some say John the Baptist, some say Elijah, and others say Jeremiah or one of...

15 Feb 2021

I am in yet another long season of waiting as I have been ill for five months now. I thought I would repost this blog because  I find the words and scripture in this devotional ring true for me today....

02 Jan 2021

Hello, friends! I read quite a bit in 2020, as you can see by the pictures of the fifty-two books I tackled (copied from Goodreads). I reread seven from my shelves at home because of quarantine, and the...

26 Nov 2020

Hello friends, Many of you know that I published a book last year called Savor the Savior: Twenty-Five Devotions for Advent and Christmas Inspired by the Names of Jesus. For those of you new here, you may not yet have heard. I...

19 Nov 2020

Gloomy clouds dawned in the morning sky yet again. The Coronavirus closures coincided with weeks of rain and gray skies that are atypical for sunny Southern California, where we pay the weather tax. The dreariness outside and relentless bad news...