Week 25, Weekend Elizabeth Luter Ecclesiastes 11:6 (kjv) I’ve spent the last five years spinning my wheels. I’ve worked from sunup to sundown to strengthen the ministry assigned to my hands. Due to disaster, the ministry in which I serve was scattered throughout the nation. At the culmination of my duties, my life went…
As minister wives we are always wearing a multitude of hats and I really think that we should have more arms! We are wives, mothers, friends, teachers, authors, counselors, mentors, cooks, party planners… You know what I’m talking about! But who are we really??? Have we figured it out? Do we try to be someone…
“There’s your act of true love – riding across the fjords like a valiant, pungent, reindeer king.” – Olaf from Frozen Ok, so maybe Olaf wasn’t exactly right about Anna’s needed act of true love, but we have to give the little snowman – who loves warm hugs credit…he knew true love required a sacrifice….
Week 25, Friday Elizabeth Luter Ecclesiastes 9:11 (kjv) When growing up, I always heard teachers say, “If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again.” As a child, completing a task was an obvious goal. For example: Finish your homework, eat everything on your plate, and complete your chores. The assignment given came with…
Week 25, Thursday Elizabeth Luter Ecclesiastes 4:9 (kjv) My husband and I labor together in ministry. He is indeed the head, and I’m his support. In earlier days, I wished I could sing before he preached. Through many trying times, I have come to know that my call to prayer and the persistence in…
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…
Week 25, Tuesday Elizabeth Luter Ecclesiastes 3:3 (kjv) Sitting home resting after a brief hospital stay has given me a new perspective on healing. In old days, the common remedy for every illness was chicken soup and rest. Doctors and medicines were used only in extreme cases. If aspirin, rubbing alcohol, a kiss, and…
Week 25, Monday Elizabeth Luter Ecclesiastes 3:1 (kjv) Looking back from this present moment, I have one main observation: Everyone around me always arrives at the seasons of life ages before I do. There are days when I feel left out. But at the same time, I’ve often felt that the time wasn’t right….
Week 24, Weekend Diane Nix Search me, O God, and know my heart; test me and know my anxious thoughts. Point out anything in me that offends you, and lead me along the path of everlasting life. Psalm 139:23-24 (nlt) There she was, walking into the neighborhood once again. The dark car let her off…
Week 24, Friday Diane Nix I can never escape from your Spirit! I can never get away from your presence! If I go up to heaven, you are there; if I go down to the grave, you are there. If I ride the wings of the morning, if I dwell by the farthest oceans,…
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