The rug came flying out from under my feet as I heard the news. A numbness enveloped me, along with a darkness that felt terribly frightening. Have you ever experienced something like this? This was what I experienced five years ago. I was told I had breast cancer. I can tell you; nothing quite prepares … More Hanging On to Every Word
In the last blog, we discussed the dichotomy between what we see, think and feel versus what God has told us. In this divine middle ground is where faith lies. When Jesus was put to death, believers were forced into this dichotomy of what to believe. Will they remain muddling through their own thoughts trying … More Chitchatting Throughout Your Day
Can you imagine what believers thought at the time of Jesus’ arrest and trial? They spent time with Him and saw for themselves His mighty power. He healed the sick and raised the dead back to life. But now, Jesus was charged with crimes He did not commit and was hanging on a cross like … More A Watchful Eye
In the face of evil this week, a group of innocent children had a home to go to. I guarantee you that after bullets were fired, heaven opened its doors and Jesus came to carry each one of them in His arms into their eternal home. Everyone should be thankful for the eternal home that … More A Home to Go To
Do you feel stuck? Does God have you in a place where you seem to being going nowhere? You are praying, waiting, and wondering, “God, are you hearing me? You have asked me to wait patiently (see Psalm 62:5) and I am trying my best, but it sure is a lengthy wait and no doors … More Divine Middle Ground
In this world you are taught to be independent. In many ways you need to be, like getting dressed, feeding yourself, reading and writing, etc. You need to be independent to function in society. A baby starts out fully dependent on his parents to take care of him, yet they are to teach their child … More Journey to Dependence
Before the sun rises, the world slowly awakens. Birds begin their melodies of faith. They know that the sun will be rising, and light will break through the darkness. They have faith that a new day will soon be upon them. In the dark they sing, preparing for their day ahead. They are rejoicing that … More Before the Sun Rises
Throughout the gospels, Jesus challenged people’s faith. “How serious are you in following Me,” He might say? You could find Him in the Temple as well as going from town-to-town sharing who He is and what it means to follow Him. In Mark 12, Jesus gave many lessons on practical living that would cause people … More Allocating God’s Funds
With God by my side, I have no reason not to trust. My gaze should be so focused upon Him. I should be so enamored of who He is that no perilous cliff (or rainstorm) should shake my belief. God and I have traveled the years together and I have found Him to be faithful. … More A Lesson in The Rain
I remember going to the hospital early in the morning. It was time for my son to arrive. I was going to become a mother. After an induction, the breaking of my water, and a couple hours of pushing, I held this cute little guy who stole my heart. God blessed me with a little … More The Heartbeat of Christ’s Love
