Kylie White Blog
Pull up a chair while I share my heart! Welcome to my blog. This is a deeply personal and spiritual journey as I’ve walked the roads of life. How I wish we were sharing a meal while I tell you what God has taught me along the way. Feel free to reach out and share with me some of your story! I hope you leave encouraged and challenged. May you see Jesus for as big and beautiful as he is and learn to stay in step with the spirit more closely.
Season of Silence
I can't believe its been so long since I have posted last. As I reflect on these last 6-12 months of my life, I feel like God put me in a season of silence while he worked on my growth.
Back to Kenya...
In less than 2 months we will be setting foot on the red dirt of Kenya. I cannot explain how that lights me up inside. Our kids have cried and begged to go back and now our sweet Maran will have her turn to come along.
Get on Your Beam
I remember sitting on the couch a several years ago watching this video by Francis Chan (It's only 3 minutes, you really should watch!)
Ramblings on the Messy Side of Gratitude
So this month as a family we are focusing our conversations around gratitude. We have all memorized "In this house we will giggle"'s cute, catchy definitions and verses about it.
Dear John (A Decade of Love, Struggle and Triumph)
I decided to forgo a silly anniversary card that over-optimizes marriage or over simplifies all we have worked at and overcome and fails to mention all God has done between us.
A Letter to Maran on Her 6th Birthday
Six. Six years of growth. Each birthday brings a new year for us together. But your birthday is also a time for me to look back. I missed your first 4 birthdays. Your story had not intersected mine yet.
Happy Birthday Levi!
You are 3 my sweet boy. I cannot believe it. It feels like just a short time ago someone passed a small, 13 pound, 13 month old boy into my arms.
To Reese on Her 8th Birthday...
Its hard to believe it's already been a year since sitting down and writing this post. 7 was a magical year of new maturity, conversations, closeness, and challenge.
A Tale of Two Mothers
3 days and 30 years ago a little girl was born in Eastern Tennessee. She was born with hope and a promise of earthly opportunities and born into a family of 'enough' and one that loved the Lord and wanted the best for her.