Life has days when we compare, complain, feel slighted, and perceive that life is more complicated for us than others. We all need help processing this harsh reality and living with victory.

Cherish today. Don’t live in the past. Embrace the journey.

You matter. No one deserves to endure blows to the head or the heart. May you find your identity in Jesus.

Spend time with Joseph in Genesis and let’s face adversity like he did, from the pit to the palace and beyond.

Fight. Pray. What would you do?

Bidding on a good man was my hope. After 40 years, I’m on the right track!! He is a keeper!!

The seasons of life can leave you bruised.

Sally Snow is headed home in my latest novel, "Looking for Daddy's Girl" and she's returning to her hometown. Will she find a hero in her midst? Do you miss the ones in your own walk? Come along, and discover a hero might live inside you. www.pamkumpe.com

Small town. My town. Your town. Does a hero live in your neighborhood? Take a journey with Sally Snow in my new book and let’s see.

Good Friday held denial and betrayal before the beauty of the resurrected Savior took place on Sunday

Lonely hearts abound. The homeless are mot the only people who need your friendship. Look for someone to share your time with when days turn gray.

What causes you to panic? Ants and spiders make mr crawl with heebee heebie-jeebies.

Farewell, my friend, Manuela Witthuhn. I'll never forget you.

My homeless friend made a point. And I countered it with a thought of my own, as we all tend judge others.

The race in life comes with twists and turns. Dress for the race. Be where God has called you.

For when you feel like you're losing the battle.

Do you pray for others? Like someone who killed your friend? I never knew I would!

I struggled to live in victory. And God blessed my life with a miracle. So no turning back. I moved ahead with new hope and with purpose.

Listen in. See how my faith and bravery would grow after losing a friend to a killer.

In life, people can hurt us. In life, we may deal with shame and regret. But I would learn of grace and mercy from Christ. But it would take awhile before that revelation landed in my journey.

My past isn't pretty but my present day walk with Christ is filled with hope. Come along and letd find our song.

A lady in rehab heard God speak and the voice came as a reminder that blew in with the wind!

I wasn't a missionary. But my homeless friend became one, at least, that day!

What do the pages of your show? Look for God's grace and live with purpose.

Who do we follow? Wolf-like hearts surround and abound. Follow Christ instead.

Memories of Christmas. Make one for yourself. Wrap it inside your heart. Then share it with others.

Do we love to dissect another person's journey of faith? Maybe. We do.

When dreams are a few feet to the right.

Should I buy a stranger a milkshake? You decide. He sat outside the ice cream parlor. and memories flooded my heart.

I struggle with my own selfishness. Do you?

My homeless friends face accusations. And sometimes they hand them out.

Dance of fear at the recovery center. I thought I might die!

"Grace Givers"and people with issues. I am one with so many issues myself. But grace is for the broken. Let it fall from you to someone else.

Do you get caught up in your own chaos?

Do we pretend to have our act together? I wonder.

Is there that someone who gets under your skin? Remember, our identity is found in Christ.

Lessons from my novel “Unshackled Courage”. Find me in the group on Facebook. Be encouraged. Or learn a lesson. But do come be my friend.

A friend in rehab. A friend who sought help from 40 Attorneys. And it’s help from Christ she needed.

When a stranger hugs me. And needs prayer. He knew me. But he didn’t.

My ladies in rehab give me hope.

To help others rise from the ashes of their past. That’s why you might read my new novel “Unshackled Courage.”

What do you wish you could change?

When did you last pray? And was it a time when you saw your own unworthiness?

Street ministry out loud!! Moments loving on my friends!

Sometimes we walk down the wrong road. And sometimes a bear will cross your path.