When each day brings another crisis, where do I find hope? Lamentations chapter 3 offers encouragement and a promise to cling to.
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A Welcome Return
Have you ever strayed from God? Maybe you feel the tug on your heart to return. The whispers of love are tempting, but, there’s screams of shame and then there’s this nagging thing called pride. Yet, your heavenly Father is there, repeatedly sending hand-written invitations, wanting nothing more than for you to sink back into…
Humbled into Obedience
Have you ever wanted to do something so badly, you ran ahead of God? Maybe you felt it in your bones that it was the right thing, that you didn’t even need to ask God because you just knew. David knew the feeling. In 1 Chronicles 13, David wanted so desperately to return the ark…
When the Answer is Service
“God, what should I do?” Leaning against the door of the ICU, I had tears streaming down my face as I asked God what was next. This disease of a loved one had completely caught me by surprise. And it was lifelong, not a once and done diagnosis. After days of worry and shock, I…
Building My Fortress
When the day unfolds unexpectedly and I am facing many unknowns, God is still in control. He will provide.
Anxiously Awaiting
When facing fear, I am learning I may not know the timeline, but I know who is holding me in the wait.
Fear of the Mirror
Realizing the periods of time when I didn’t want to see the truth in the mirror, I learned the truth on the inside is even more important to acknowledge.
God gave us the Holy Spirit to convict and intercede for us, so the internal truth can be learned, and changed.
When Life Doesn’t Make Sense
When you’ve done all you know to do, and life still doesn’t make sense, there’s one thing left: Trust God.
Revelation Moment
When I’ve known better, but chose to make a mess, God still offers forgiveness when I finally realize my mistake.
No Fear of Consequences?
When facing a choice, sin now and repent later, or ask for a way out, Eve teaches us a valuable lesson. Grace is abundant, but our choices have consequences. We are rejecting God’s best for our lives.