Ashlie Miller accidentally begins many traditions in her family of seven in Concord, North Carolina.
Contact Ashlie at: mrs.ashliemiller@gmail.com
Website: https://www.ashliemiller.com/
Church (Husband is the pastor) - https://www.gracecovenantcharlotte.com/
- Of Bluebirds & GraduatesBy Ashlie Miller Do you have a bluebird box? I received one a few years ago. I needed to research the best place to put it, so I just set it on the back […]
- My Unsung HeroBy Ashlie Miller What is the last movie you went to see that moved you to tears because it somehow was relatable to your own life? For me, it is the movie […]
- It’s Not Easy Being GreenBy Ashlie Miller While many colors flood the landscape in spring, green may be the most welcome color – the lushness of life after the grays of […]
- Outside the Path of TotalityBy Ashlie Miller A few weeks ago, many sky-watchers cleared either a couple of hours in their day or made a day trip to a nearby state in the path of […]
- The Grass is Greener Next DoorBy Ashlie Miller My neighborhood walks often look more like a saunter while I stop to snap a picture of this iris, that azalea, or those clematis. I enjoy […]
- Who Are You Thinking About Right NowBy Ashlie Miller What do you do when you think of someone you haven’t seen in quite some time? Do you reach out to them and let them know? Do you […]
- A Song or a GroanBy Ashlie Miller Do yourself a favor and read the paper while sitting outside today. If you are close to such spectacular sounds, sit and listen to the […]
- Life from DeathBy Ashlie Miller “Our Lord has written the promise of the resurrection not in books alone, but in every leaf in springtime.” – Martin Luther. I have […]
- Deadly RegretsBy Ashlie Miller Like Aesop’s fables, spring trees and plants tell stories of something worth learning or remembering. Some tales have emerged from […]
- Promises of SpringBy Ashlie Miller The signs of spring are peeking through. The daffodils have already trumpeted their readiness for the new season. Wow, they have been […]
- Keeping Up With CoatsBy Ashlie Miller Convincing a child to wear a coat in the South is no easy task, especially on a cold but sunny day. Persuading a child to keep up with […]
- Past the TreesBy Ashlie Miller By now, you may have learned that I am a bit of a dendrophile – just don’t ask me to name the particular trees I love. I admire […]
- Pedestal of ImperfectionBy Ashlie Miller Being a fan of anything is an intriguing thought – the idea that we have an innate desire to esteem or glorify someone or something […]
- Sunflowers in FebruaryBy Ashlie Miller If you are giving or receiving flowers this Valentine’s Day, roses are likely to be the star of the bouquet. Perhaps there are […]
- Engaged in LoveBy Ashlie Miller “Does a Christian have to attend church to be a Christian?” My husband and I have been asked this question in our ministry […]
- Why Do Good People Suffer?By Ashlie Miller The book of Job in the Bible is not usually the first book to consider reading when beginning a new year. However, for many Christians […]
- Handling DisappointmentBy Ashlie Miller January certainly can live up to its reputation as the longest month in North Carolina. Especially when it’s cold. Especially when it […]
- Bare Bones of WinterBy Ashlie Miller Much like a Bob Ross painting, I delight in looking at the deciduous trees of NC winters. Although snow may not majestically blanket the […]
- Why are we Making Resolutions?By Ashlie Miller “Mom, how long do you want to keep out Christmas decorations?” my son asked four days after Christmas. The standing rule at […]
- Fertilizer YearsBy Ashlie Miller Are you reflecting on the year this weekend and looking forward to the coming year? Our calendar begins the year “January” as a tribute […]