Encouraging Women to Walk Deeper with God
Feeling left out? Wondering where you belong? Safe to say most of us have found ourselves playing the part of the outsider at one point or another. As Christians, we hold hope in our citizenship in the household of God. So when the feelings rumble, let truth roar. Welcome to this month's second memory verse from 2019's #WhoamI Bible memory verse program. When we're faced with feeling left out, grab truth and walk boldly with Continue Reading
Pin Me for Later!May include affiliate links . Feeling Abandoned or Ignored? Are you feeling abandoned or ignored? Where do you find hope? Sometimes feelings sway us to feel forgotten, left alone, abandoned, or even ignored. And sometimes we set the blame with God. Other times, it lands solidly on mankind. The fleeting feeling of being alone festers within us. We may even wonder Where are You, God? During relocations or intense Continue Reading
Do You Self-Punish? Grab this Gigantic Piece of Truth The accuser attempts to sabotage our faith--our future with the King of kings--through smeared accusations. And sometimes we self-punish in support of this effort. I'll be honest, it's easy to "beat myself up" mentally when I fall short in a situation. It causes an internal ruckus. No one else sees it, but God does. God sees you. We run with accusations, continuing to wear them Continue Reading
This week's post is short and sweet. It's truth? You are accepted. Bear hug it, friends. Keep God's truth close. Because there will be times when we're in a group of folks or relocated to a new area, and we find ourselves feeling unaccepted. And then we have to figure out what do do with those feelings. Or, we'll receive that rejection notice, leaving our work and time unaccepted. And we might be tempted to shrivel in fear or think Continue Reading
Your Citizenship Do you live, think, eat, and breath like your citizenship sits in this place? As I prepared the verse graphic below (which, by the way, is free to print for personal or ministry use--just right mouse click) I stopped to consider the question. What if we lived, TRULY LIVED, as though our citizenship sat solidly in heaven? Would that change how we interact with others? The words we offer? How we pray? What we believe Continue Reading
