Julie Moore is a lifecoach and freelance writer. She currently contributes to Break Free, a newsletter for women in prison, recovery homes and shelters, the Christian Women Online website and writes on her personal blog www.gracefullwomen.com.
Julie teaches life and job skills and women’s Bible studies. Her passion is to see others come into a closer relationship with Jesus by understanding God’s love and grace.
In her spare time she enjoys a good cup of coffee, chocolate, Thai food, blogging, writing, and music. She loves to spend time with her family, friends, and dogs. Julie and her husband of 30 years live in Georgia and have 2 adult children.
Julie has written 26 on Christian Women Online.
Understanding God’s grace may take me a lifetime, but I am so thankful He wants to reveal it to me more everyday! You see, grace was given to me at salvation. God didn’t give me what I deserved, which was death and hell, but He gave me the gift of eternal life. As awesome as [...]
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The Room of Grace is a safe place. It’s the place you go to take off all your masks and be yourself. As you walk through this door you know everyone accepts you even if you have visible sin and if you are hiding invisible sin you’re free to confess it. As a matter of [...]
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Shame is an ugly mask. It can turn a beautiful, strong woman into a frail, sad, fearful, head-hanging one. I once read that shame goes beyond feeling guilty for WHAT you’ve done because it tears into your soul and condemns WHO you are. That’s why it lasts so long, goes so deep, and is so [...]
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“This is the air I breathe, this is the air I breathe, Your holy presence living in me. This is my daily bread, this is my daily bread, Your very word spoken to me. And I’m desperate for You, I’m lost without you. ” (Michael W. Smith) My mother was in the hospital in a [...]
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She laughs with him, they dance. They twirl and her gown flows wide. The glass slippers are elegant and perfect. The ballroom is crowded, but they are alone. He sees her deeply. She longs to see him that way too. She wonders if this is real or a dream. Yet as she moves, body in [...]
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When we know who God is to us it enables us to trust and love Him. How can we trust someone we don’t know? It’s imperative that we realize who our Father is and just how much He loves us. So today I’m declaring who my God is to me…. and you. Genesis 15:1 He [...]
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I am thanking the Lord this evening for the springtime finally arriving in Kentucky in all of its “God blessed” glory. I think it may be all the sweeter for having arrived late. I n these fresh days, I find myself singing for no reason, and there is energy in my outer and inner self ~ it having been AWOL most recently.
Father, you know me completely; You provide the things that draw music from my heart, and You give me the needed attitude to praise in joy; You comfort me by Your Holy Spirit in “off-times.” You meet my need in all seasons, and I worship You gratefully in the twilight of this day.
I thank you Jesus, for lavishing your love on me. In all the seasons during the year, and in all the seasons of my life, You are with me.
The epitome of Spring:
Songs of Songs 2:11-13 “Winter is passed; the rain has stopped; flowers cover the earth; it is time to sing. The cooing of doves is heard in our land.”
Ah Father God, thank you.
~Rhea