Encouraging Women to Passionately Pursue God
I sit this year with a full heart. But it wasn’t always that way. A few years back, my heart was burdened with a weight I never thought I would lose. Our family had just come through a very difficult time. Two daughters had significant, different health diagnoses. Both required constant monitoring and awakening in…
As Jesus and his disciples were on their way, he came to a village where a woman named Martha opened her home to him. She had a sister called Mary, who sat at the Lord’s feet listening to what he said. But Martha was distracted by all the preparations that had to be made. She came to…
After ten months of studying what Scripture says about fear, I want to practice the habit of refusing fear.
I sat in the interview, wondering how I had ended up here. This industry was never on my radar. This position was never in my plan. Yet, I really believe God intentionally open all those doors. The interviewer continued. “And you would need to go back to school, completing twenty-four credits to get your professional…
One day I opened my eyes and had a stunning realization: I was terribly wrong in how I had handled a hurt. I had been terribly wounded, but then I had in turn wounded another. Unfortunately, it was not a once and done thing, but something that had endured for years. Oh, how my heart…
When faced with a bitter soul, I realize I need to choose between hanging on to hurt and letting God mold my heart toward love.
When faced with a season of scorching challenges, we can still flourish instead of just survive when our faith roots run deep.
When reconstructing our faith-walk, Nehemiah offers practical advice on how to avoid the traps of the enemy while we keep progressing toward pillar-like faith.
When God doesn’t respond or intervene as I imagine He should, it’s time to take stock of His promises and His character.
When each day brings another crisis, where do I find hope? Lamentations chapter 3 offers encouragement and a promise to cling to.