I can remember one day, some time back (last year, I think), I was telling God that I needed a miracle. It was something I had been saying daily, as I was so ready for my season to change (I’m still in that season, by the way). On this particular day after I said it, I heard the Holy Spirit clearly say, “Your whole life is a miracle.” Continue reading
Love. First Corinthians 13 tells us that it’s patient and kind, not envious or boastful, not arrogant or rude, not selfish, not irritable or resentful… In plain terms, it details for us a God kind of love, real love. This love is described as agape love. Continue reading
“Truly, truly, I tell you, unless a grain of wheat falls into the earth and dies, it remains alone. But if it dies, it bears much fruit.” – Jesus
The verse above is Jesus’ words to His disciples. To get a better understanding of what He means here, let’s start with a little background information. Continue reading
On a Friday morning, January 29, 2016, as I pondered the words of Ecclesiastes 3:1, which came to me suddenly, Nebuchadnezzar’s story (after glimpsing his name in my Bible) came to mind. Through that story, I was reminded that it is God who ordains our seasons and the length of them for His purposes. Continue reading
In my line of work, I’m often asked the questions, “Do you remember me?” “Do you remember my name?” “What’s my name?” Many of their names I remember quite well (especially if I’ve had to call it many times), but others of their names, I don’t remember quite so easily. Continue reading
Very often during people’s hardships or trials, I hear, or read, them say that God is silent, that He’s not saying anything to them. However, during the hardship (the very trying ordeal) that I find myself in right this minute—and have been in for some time—I feel the exact opposite. Continue reading
Frogs, insects, and anything that moves along the ground, or has four legs, scare me (probably more than they should!). So, when a tree frog “somehow” made its way into our house one night, I was totally afraid and creeped out. Continue reading
