Encouraging Women to Passionately Pursue God
Sitting on my desk is one of my favorite Christmas presents of all time: a stuffed Olaf. It was given to me by my youngest daughter when she possessed all the zany enthusiasm of a seven-year-old. When I look at Olaf, I must smile. I love his character from the movie, Frozen. Olaf is always…
Mary fled for understanding, comfort and peace. She saw God for who He is: The God who sees, The God who will meet her needs. The God who won’t leave her alone.
Mary shows us what to do when we need someone, anyone to understand: trust in God. He will provide. Just as He provided for Mary.
In the hustle of the holiday season, the wise men have a lot to teach about how to approach Jesus.
When overwhelmed with holiday preparations, the peace of the season eludes me. But missing it prompted me back to the reason for celebration.
When the holiday pressure robs me of true joy and thanksgiving, it’s time to re-evaluate.
When the weight of my efforts weighed on me, I learned to shift my focus from my work to God’s call. I found His peace.
When a chance encounter at the meat counter reveals just how God might be fulfilling a promise in Jeremiah 29:11.
I had finally done it! I had accomplished that almost impossible goal. I couldn’t keep it to myself. I had to tell someone, anyone. Right after I told God. Oh, I know, He already knew. In fact, He’d authored it. But I had to share it with Him anyway. “Thank You Lord for this! I…
Aa single word caused a joyful, heartfelt celebration. Just as our learning a spiritual truth excites God and gives us hope for the future.
When Christians lose that loving-everyone-like-Jesus-would feeling, the first step is to sit at His feet.