Rare Faith Blog

Throughout the week, I reflected back on the impression I had received on Day 5. I knew God had heard my prayers, I felt assured that the situation I prayed about had been healed, and that therefore, ...

I didn't sleep very well because I spent so much time thinking about being triggered the day before. Am I really holding myself back by not pushing harder up the hills? Will I discover some hidden res...

Only three more days of cycling to go! I spent some time completing the journal prompts for my day's intentions. 

I. What fire will I carry into this day? Trust

II. What truth will kindle within me,...

I didn't start the day thinking it would be anything special. I actually woke up bracing myself with a "here we go again" attitude - ready to face it, but knowing it would certainly be another challen...

Today, the hills stopped hurting. Not because I was suddenly athletic, but because I found an approach that helped me enjoy the journey more, which can help us all over life's hills, too.

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My plan going into Day 3 was that I would think of it as a metaphor for life, whatever was to happen. I was curious what the Lord might teach me, with this lens. The total distance would be 62 miles, ...

At breakfast, Marc Garrett (who knows my books) made a remark that maybe I didn't make preparations a priority because I hadn't found a dream or vision for the trek. And he was right! I had been sayin...

Last year, my husband Trevan announced that Layne Gneiting (cycling trek coach for his last 5 international rides) was creating an "alumni" event for anyone who had been on a trek with him before, and...