Are We On the Same Page?
He may be trying to talk to you about something really important. Make sure you are available to hear it.
He may be trying to talk to you about something really important. Make sure you are available to hear it.
I’m not offended anymore. But it’s something that unquestionably comes when I don’t have a picture of a boy to show them.
What we don’t realize is that, oftentimes, we become victims of financial slavery in this process, heaping on loads of debt and worry.
Volunteers pack, load, and pray over every box that comes through, knowing that God will bless each child who receives one.
For our family, the most important thing about Christmas is reflecting on God’s love and His goodness towards us as we spend time with family and friends.
You can’t love from a distance. You have to get close. You have to open yourself up, you have to be real, and you have to SEE people.
The Holy Spirit is God. He is one with the Father and the Son (Jesus). Yet, He is “God inside you.” He is always present.
In Advent, we remember. We retell the very same story every year because there isn’t a better story to tell. The gospel is the greatest story ever told.
The wait was agonizing. A year and a half — nothing. I felt overlooked, like I had somehow fallen through the cracks of God’s oversight.
“Listen to what I speak! Remember the unfailing love of the Mighty One of Israel! The Messiah will come to rescue his people!”
