Blogiversary Giveaway: My 3-Year Blogiversary

Today (well, December 16th technically) is a very special day because it marks the three-year anniversary of Tizzie’s Tidbits! Three years, 155 posts, and multiple redesigns later, I admit that I’ve made a lot of mistakes as a blogger—but I’ve also learned so much. This blog (and life in general!) has changed significantly since December 16, 2015. God has done amazing things for this blog and has provided so many other writing opportunities as well. I’m thankful to Him—and to you—for this amazing journey so far. To celebrate my three-year blogiversary, I want to share some thank-yous and details about a giveaway!

A Few Thank Yous

It would’ve been impossible to start and maintain Tizzie’s Tidbits without the help of some very special people:

• First, I want to thank my parents for encouraging me to start Tizzie’s Tidbits and for reading every single post that I’ve written (no matter how awkward and error-filled)!
• I want to thank my sisters for following my blog and providing feedback on my posts.
• Finally, I want to thank all of you—my readers. If I didn’t have readers, I wouldn’t want to write the Tidbits. I hope that every Tidbit encourages you to grow in your relationship with God.

Giveaway Guidelines

To celebrate this three-year blogiversary, I’m giving away three copies of an e-book called Trust: Truths for Times of Timidity. It’s a seven-day devotional designed to guide you in understanding biblical truths so that you can make wise decisions when life feels uncertain. Here are the guidelines for the giveaway:

• Follow Tizzie’s Tidbits by December 24, 2018.
• If you are the 273rd, 274th, or 275th follower, you’ll receive a copy of Trust: Truths for Times of Timidity via email by December 31, 2018. (If Tizzie’s Tidbits doesn’t reach 273 followers by December 24, 2018, this e-book may be offered in a future giveaway.)

Thank you for your prayers and support on this three-year journey!

Praise the Lord! Oh give thanks to the Lord, for He is good; for His lovingkindness is everlasting. (Psalm 106:1 NASB)