There's a shift in the winds in the Campbell household...2025 will look different than 2024 because life following Jesus is not monotonous.

For twenty years Ralph and I have HATED saying goodbye to each other. It took working separately to see that we work better together.

Life rarely turns out as you so often might imagine. It can be hard to see initially why it made a hard left turn or an abrupt stop.

In the wilderness. I have no better words to describe how I have been feeling for the last few months.

"We were seeing that we were headed for some very rainy days. The Lord was providing through the things we already had sitting in our home."

Writing has been the one thing that I've been able to do without much interference. Currently, I am in my pajamas on my bathroom floor.

It’s a seemingly impossible circumstance and looks absurd to most. Yet, I believe that it is possible for God to do the impossible.

We are embarking on our most uncomfortable journey yet.

Before there were blogs, I wrote. Before there was social media, I photographed precious moments. Before there were vlogs, I recorded.

I didn’t realize the stuff I missed out on when I was at work until I was home.

Only God could orchestrate for us to have a house that was in the area that we wanted, with a housing shortage, and for the price...

Since my childhood, I learned to exist in my circumstances and to deal with whatever came day to day whether it was good or bad.

God was putting so many interesting people in our paths. I can't help but believe that God has done it for a purpose that I can't even see o

Priscilla's words to us were so encouraging and heartfelt. The belief that Ralph should be home was confirmed even more through her email.

I gained a firehose of information that I couldn’t possibly comprehend all at the same time, but it helped give me hope of what is possible.

I was inspired by the genuineness of all of the speakers. Through their stories of faith, life experiences, and businesses, they showed that

God is up to something. If I didn’t believe that, this situation would look extremely dismal.

Our experience looking at houses was vastly different than in NY when we bought our first house seven years ago.

Gratitude. That’s the word we would describe how we felt when we moved down to Florida. We were so grateful for the sunshine.

This was huge. I was blown away by what God was doing. There was a company in Florida that was willing to hire Ralph.