Author Archives: randscallawayffm

This very testimony of God’s testing of the faith of His people toward Him is why I entitled my daily blog, “Daily Manna with Your Mug”.  Let me share my testimony for just a hot minute.  Since September of 2013, … Continue reading →

After a harrowing experience comes to solution with victory and relief, what do you do?  My immediate response is Hallelujah!  After all these years, I know it is all God who rescues and saves us from circumstances beyond our control.  … Continue reading →

Lord, You want us to go where and do what?  Now, Lord?  Like right now? Those were the very questions that came to mind that year as Randy and I realized that God was rearranging our lives to move from … Continue reading →

Today, we place a ton of trust in a global device to get from where we are to where we want to be, right?! I don’t even go across town without it because I am so directionally impaired!  However, our … Continue reading →

This is the most pivotal passage in the story of God in the Old Testament.  God frees his people from the bondage of their oppressors.  Everything about this passage is symbolic and prophetic of how God will send His Son, … Continue reading →

Listen to God?!  We don’t even listen to each other!  Seriously friends, we talk a good line about care and compassionate understanding while our minds are really thinking about how we are going to answer whoever is talking with our … Continue reading →

Locusts are loud as well as obnoxiously destructive.  Can you imagine seeing the earth covered with them? The only thing that comes close in my experience are the swarms of June bugs that would harass us at church camp each … Continue reading →

As we study the account of the plagues of Egypt, we need to keep in mind the purposes God was fulfilling through these momentous events. First of all, He was showing His great power to Pharaoh and his officials and … Continue reading →

Currently, we are in the last days of summer.  The gnats and flies (along with mosquitoes) are making a comeback outside while we garden or try to eat a lunch on the back porch.  To say we do not like … Continue reading →

God will do what it takes in our lives to get our attention.  After Moses listens to God he tells him three times of his stutter, his inability to talk eloquently to other people, especially the command to speak to … Continue reading →