Week 25, Wednesday Elizabeth Luter Ecclesiastes 3:4 (kjv) Oh what a sweet relief. I gave myself permission to cry again. The last time I cried was as one without hope. My water storage dried up but it was eventually restored. My confidence in God and His abilities was at an all-time high. I realized…
Intimacy not Information If you missed the first three posts in this series, you can find them here. Today, in this last installment, we’ll examine the third barrier we must overcome to move toward hope. We must shift from searching for information to searching for intimacy. Our appetite for information is voracious when we are…
Social. Distancing. Two words that, before 2020, seemed to somehow not go together at all. Yet here we are, in February of 2021, still feeling the effects of our socially-distanced pandemic year. Many of us have lost loved ones, church members, friends, or have at least ministered to those grappling with the permanent heartache brought…
What if…………. My cell phone rang. “Where are you? Have you seen the news?”……Words you do not want to hear from your husband when your 19 year old daughter is in the Middle East on a Mission Trip. She had been within 100 yards of a car bomb. Fear gripped my entire being. What if…
Week 33, Thursday Lori McDaniel I sought the Lord, and He answered me; he delivered me from all my fears. Psalm 34:4 We calculated how deep the water was before we took hold of the rope and jumped off the cliff. We assessed that if we didn’t let go at the right time, we might fall…
Week 44, Thursday Dorothy Patterson For You do not desire sacrifice, or else I would give it; You do not delight in burnt offering. The sacrifices of God are a broken spirit, a broken and a contrite heart—these, O God, You will not despise. Psalm 51:16-17 (nkjv) In the Old Testament, humility often indicates lowliness or…
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This stripping away happened to our family 5 years ago this month. At the time, all that we knew, was taken away in one day. God taught our entire family of 11 that HE is our ALL. Looking back, I see where others meant that day for evil, God meant it for our good. I love the way Joseph put it in Genesis, “God meant it for my good”. When it FEELS all is destroyed, NO, God is just working with a new area in our life. PRAISE THE LORD that HE sees down the road!!