Tag Archives: christianity

Why do we have one foot planted in confusion while the other foot walks us around in the circling chaos of life? Why is our first response to trouble to lean on our own assumptions and evaluations of the immediate … Continue reading →

God invites us daily to walk with Him, listen to His Voice of wisdom, yield our will to His Goodness for us all because of His great love for us.  Do we honor the invitation to come join Him? Do … Continue reading →

You are my strength when I am weakYou are the treasure that I seekYou are my all in all Seeking You as a precious jewelLord to give up I’d be a foolYou are my all in all Jesus Lamb of … Continue reading →

Wouldn’t it be great if liar’s britches really did catch on fire as soon as they began talking the lie language? Then we would be sure that truth cannot be found in their words.  We can turn and quickly be … Continue reading →

I will never forgot the words of a visiting evangelist who made an impression on my heart as a young adult.  These words passionately spilled out from the preacher one night in week-long revival, “If you think you can no … Continue reading →

When we become perplexed and confused, it is usually because we have fallen for the sly and hurtful words of those not satisfied with themselves and their circumstances. People of discontent can be harsh as they criticize and judge—especially when … Continue reading →

I will never forget a time in grade school when one girl in my class, the leader influencer of us all, decided we all needed to not like another girl.  I didn’t understand why.  Growing up going to church with … Continue reading →

We say we trust God. But until a mess explodes in our faces with the reaction to first try to clean it or patch it with the our own resources we have on hand, our trust is not matured or … Continue reading →

There is a difference between those who desire God and want to grow in His character and those who live for themselves bound to their own agendas.  You are probably already thinking, well duh, we already know that about the … Continue reading →

When we were very young children we fully depended on our parents and other caregivers to tell us exactly what to do and when to do it. In doing so naturally, this left all decision-making and responsibility in their hands; … Continue reading →