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   It’s a season of joy and cheer.  It’s the season of celebrating the One who came to show us the way. It’s a time to remember an awesome God who provides. As of late, the Lord has allowed me to dwell in the land of Caleb and Joshua. I feel as though we’ve been…

      Luke 1 . Rejoicing in the Lord fills the verses of many from Luke 1:46-80. How awesome to see Mary break into song, melody filled with praise about the Lord’s goodness and all the mindfulness He had given to her. I love seeing Mary mention her humbleness in v. 48. Genuineness rises…

Zechariah asked the angel, “How can I be sure of this?…” Luke 1:18a NIV* He had prayed, asking the King of kings to take away the barrenness, birthing forth fruit of the womb instead. Zechariah desired a child and took that desire to our Father in prayer. Gabriel had the privilege of bringing good news,…

My personal study in Revelation has begun.  It promises in 1:3 that I’ll be blessed just by reading this book.  Love it!  (The blessing is open for you too, if you read Revelation.)   In v. 5 He reminds me that He loves me and has freed me.  What beautiful encouragement! V. 8 reminds me…

PRAISE   The Master musician’s hands have begun rendering His masterpiece. One at a time the keys settle, composing a melody of praise upon this heart.  With each note played, the piece is formulated with the utmost attention and care. The melody rings clear. The latest key in praise: I praise you because I am fearfully…

Isn’t this picture a beautiful scene? It’s very endearing to me because it’s our sweet daughter. Several years back in North Carolina she picked these “flowers”. They were technically weeds, but that was not a bother to our sweet daughter.  Instead, she made a bouquet of praise out of them. Can you see the trumpet…

Arrogance, pride and the desire to be respected due to title were his bondage, a portion at least.  Mordecai would appease him not, this man named Haman, in the circus arena of spiritual slavery. Anger entered the arena and joined forces with “holding a grudge” as Haman became more focused on his supposed problem: Mordecai….