Encouraging Women to Walk Deeper with God
Have you ever created a daily gratitude list? Recounting our thanks is vital in a Christian life of faith, yet a struggle often exists in this area. Hand raised. I work hard at remembering to thank hubby for the long hours he puts in at his job and even for the little things he does for us. I try to remember to thank God for answered prayer. But there's room to grow. I'd like my heart to overflow with gratitude. Maybe you would too? A life Continue Reading
Can a person truly find comfort in the Lord? After all, it's hard when hard times hit--like loss of income, a loved one, or home. Rest assured, God is our Comforter. After my Dad died in October 2015, I traveled through three months of grief and sadness until something miraculous happened. God's comfort became so real that I could nearly feel its texture on my fingertips. I'll share more of this story throughout this post, but let's start by Continue Reading
Have you ever battled fear and needed a "fear not" moment? I get you. Many folks walk through life afraid--of disease, the unknown, change, rejection, failure, and so much more. It's evident society's seeing a pandemic of this right now, but sometimes, fear's threaded so deeply we fail to notice it. And it holds us from running boldly as God intends. Gulp. True story. This happened with my own fear of rejection. If we ask for wisdom, Continue Reading
Why is being obedient so difficult at times--have you ever wondered? We know what we should do, right? Within us churns a desire to grow in faith. But there's also a crazy inner tug that causes us to vacillate between God's will and our own. What to do? It often boils down to "God's way" or "my way. " And we find ourselves in a wrestle with temptation. It doesn't matter if we're young or old, seasoned or not so much. Being obedient can be Continue Reading
3 Ways for Christians to Be on Alert--Not Afraid With the latest virus news, it's easy to crouch in fear, isn't it? As Christians, we often battle being afraid in our daily life--sans epidemic--too. Prodigal children yet to come home, a wandering spouse, or a financial crunch take us there. We wrestle, not wanting to fear, but yet we do. But God, in His goodness, shows us the way to be on alert--not afraid. The One who made each of us and Continue Reading
