Opening Seasons
God clearly ordains the seasons on the earth, and in our lives.
God clearly ordains the seasons on the earth, and in our lives.
Let the King bring you into His chambers, and drink Him in.
Trust everything we have cast (thrown) away to be in the hands and eyes of our God.
Are we seeking answers and pressing into hearing what God wants? Do we even ask the Lord?
How do you respond when you are asked to do something? Do you say no, and then change your mind? Or, do you say yes, then not do it? Today in our parable, “There was a man who had two sons.” (Matthew 21: 28) The father asked the first son to work in the vineyard. […]
Learning to trust God completely seems to be like a lifelong process, but the sooner we learn, the less we will suffer.
In times of disappointing God, and ourselves, we have a tendency to run away from Him, instead of running toward Him.
There is a difference between being concerned, and fearful. Remember the rainbow which reminds us of His covenant, His promises.
God had just proclaimed a blessing to His people, so they offer gifts to Him in twelve sequential days of celebrative pageantry.
Things may change, but He will not. Proclaim His blessing.
Leaders within each tribe were assigned to oversee the work of their tribe.
God is able to turn that season of roughness into a season of beauty. The timing of when that occurs is what we struggle with.
Keep crying out. Others may deny you, but Jesus will not.
Tending our light makes them shine brightly. The Lord doesn’t want it snuffed out.
Peter was testing the waters, but Jesus was testing his faith.
Learn to stay in that place of solitude when you need to.
Jesus has six stories to tell the crowd about the Kingdom of Heaven.
If we are not rooted and grounded, a good, strong wind will knock us over.
Being clean seems to be the consistent theme in our Old Testament readings. The normal pattern is cleansing for seven days, then on the eighth day, two doves or two young pigeons are to be brought to the priest. “The priest then sacrifices these birds, making atonement.” (Leviticus 15: 30, Paraphrased) More rules and regulations […]
The things, in this life, that really matter is how we treat one another, our fellow man.
Knowing you have a disease is bad enough, but yelling, “Unclean,” is one step further.
Do our actions show that we are wise?
The word disciple comes from the root word student, who is one who learns from a teacher.
Our hands are an extension of our care and love.