Shoes for the Spirit
by Tamra Nashman
‘Shoes For The Spirit,’ is a monthly column devoted to encouraging and inspiring women through the use of scriptural reference, coupled with compelling real-life stories of people who have struggled with issues common to humanity. Through God’s word and divine intervention, they have walked through their journey to a point of victory, and you will too!
Tamra Nashman is a Christian author, wife and mother. She holds a Masters Degree in Music and is a licensed minister. Tamra is a sought after professional speaker and speaks on such topics as Family Relationships, Self Acceptance, Prayer, and Abuse Recovery, to name a few.
She has been a professional model for over twenty-five years for such companies as Lincoln Mercury, Canon Copiers, JC Penny, Jantzen Corporation, and many others. She is a professional singer and pianist and has performed her numerous original compositions for people all over Europe and North America.
Tamra’s book, Shoes For The Spirit, Encouragements is available nationwide by order at Barnes and Noble stores or at BN.com and the accompanying CD ‘Songs For The Soul,’ is available at Amazon.com
Feel free to visit her website: www.shoesforthespirit.com
Sunday, June 1st, 2008
Not even a sparrow can fall to the ground without your Father knowing it. The very hairs on your head are all numbered so don’t be afraid. You are more valuable to Him than a whole flock of sparrows. - Matthew 10:29-31
My father, a beautiful man with thick, dark, wavy hair and a towering stature of 6’3”, was my hero and my mentor. Whatever Dad was interested in, also intrigued me. I have vivid memories as a child of five of my brother Richard purchasing a Harley Davidson motorcycle. His enthusiasm… Read More
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Thursday, May 1st, 2008
I lost my mother not long ago. She was a delightful 85 years old, and would have turned 86 on June fifteenth. I had her for 47 years, but 47 years was not nearly enough. Neither for me, nor for any of us who knew and loved her.
Her funeral was a cornucopia of people from all walks of life, various faiths, ethnicities and socio-economic backgrounds. There was one resounding quality in mother’s life that brought all these people together in a tiny, overcrowded and uncomfortably warm room. They all wanted to give… Read More
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