Rainy days pull me into Celtic Christianity and a cup of hot tea. Since yesterday was the first rainfall this season, I took some time to muse with the Lord over a cup of Lavender White tea from New Frontiers. {New Frontiers was out of Lavender White tea the last
Do you ever wonder how to live a balanced life? Do you have too much of one thing going on and not enough of something else? Who doesn’t want a balanced life, right? I appreciate the spiritual legacy left by the Celtic Christians. They had a way of blending the
Since Saint Patrick’s Day is soon, and we’re celebrating Lent as well, it seems proper to take brief look at Calvary through the eyes of Celtic Christians.
Love means change. My mission when I married Tom: Change Tom For The Better. Unfortunately, I didn’t know about the Supernatural Self-focused Love Ingredient.
June is a time of good-byes and launching our kids into their future, often in graduation or wedding ceremonies. This Celtic prayer is one of my favorites for such times.
Earthquakes, uprisings, war, famine, economic uncertainty, and just living with people who are as dysfunctional as I am, causes me to realize that our world is unsafe.
Contrary to popular American thought, the Celts were not barbarians who fought the Romans alongside King Arthur. Celtic culture was far richer than a Hollywood movie.
The treasure hidden within the Bible is only available to those who search its pages. Liz Babbs shares her Bible Alive with us and this clip sets the stage…:
This week I am honored to have Liz Babbs staying with me for a few days as she begins her Celtic California Adventure. Here’s the scoop and a prayer from Celtic Treasure.
This story is from the Carmina Gadelica of a woman suffered from cataracts and found water from special healing springs to be useful in relieving her suffering.