2020, I believe will go down in history as one of the most difficult years of a lifetime. Hopefully, in the future, many people will also remember that 2020 was the year of their greatest growth. Much good can arise out of painful and unwelcome circumstances. I know because I’ve witnessed this truth in my … More 2. A boat divided will sink
Rejoice, rejoice and press on…
How does one do this? I’m honestly asking. How does a finite person of limited power and ability choose not to look at the circumstances? What will cause my eyes to turn to things above? … More Five Minute Friday: Turn
Gratefully, Kate didn’t forget Five Minute Friday comes right after Thanksgiving Thursday. When I saw her word prompt pop up on Facebook last night, it was a {familiar} reminder – it’s time to write and link up! Thanks, Kate, for hostessing this beautiful community of faith writers. So, here I go with thoughts on how … More FMF: time creates the {familiar}
“Remain tonight, and in the morning, if he will redeem you, good; let him do it. But if he is not willing to redeem you, then, as the LORD lives, I will redeem you. Lie down until the morning.” Ruth 3:13 esv {Remain} Also abide. Stay in. Attached to. From my study of Ruth so … More Day 15: If I have found favor in Your eyes, Lord, why wouldn’t I {remain}?
Saturday Share with Brandon Garrett. Jesus is Not a Vending Machine. … More Saturday Share with Brandon Garrett: Jesus is Not a Vending Machine
In this segment of Saturday Share, I’d like to introduce Chuck Graham. He is the founder of a thriving encouragement ministry under the umbrella of CILOA – Christ is Lord of All. First and foremost, he is a faithful follower of Jesus Christ, as well as husband, father and devoted grandfather. Great to mention… he’s a … More Saturday Share: Chuck Graham – Great with Encouragement
And so with the limited vision of standing at the beginning of something new, I am determined to let go and follow Jesus wherever He leads. I feel the security of remembering His past faithfulness. And yet, I am fully aware of the ambivalence of knowing not the path nor the destination of His leading. … More Drop what you hold…
Once I cross the finish line, I want to find that I ran the exact race that was marked out for me. The destination will be proof of the path. … More How will we know the way?
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