Our Testimonies: Kimberly Hurd Horst
From this Scripture, I know that in a battle, my ONLY job is to praise, worship, and repeat. That is how I fight my battles.
From this Scripture, I know that in a battle, my ONLY job is to praise, worship, and repeat. That is how I fight my battles.
In that light, it shouldn’t surprise us when we can tell a person is a Christian. Their true nature is shining through them!
I got to thinking about anything in my life that I might idolize. Sometimes we don’t even realize that we have added idols to our life.
I’m not proud of my tendency to create tragic interpretations over events. Nevertheless, I’d be a fool not to admit it.
My focus was on getting through my struggle as fast as possible and learning whatever God was trying to teach me to get the prize at the end.
We’re the ones who had a joint quarter-life crisis a couple of years ago and decided we were going to finally pursue the things we love to do.
When taken seriously and when it’s made a priority, gratitude has the power to change everything without changing anything.
We see tension as a problem to be eliminated. We don’t want the inconvenience of conflict. We want smoothness.
Most people start to form an opinion about you before you even say a word. I have the privilege of teaching others that not all stereotypes are true.
When I would see people being generous, it really baffled me. How could people let go so easily?
Each hero carries the weight of failure individually–Iron Man feels guilt about his young protege, Spider-Man; Thor regrets not using a more killing blow.
My heart was exposed on a computer screen, and for a little while, I wasn’t sure I wanted anyone to know I was an Eight. How could I be in that category?
Is there something, dear friend, that seems a bit quirky, a bit scary, a bit risky? What do you have to lose? Step out and say YES.
Defining success in our own terms forces us to look inward. To explore our values, what is fulfilling, and what will leave us with no regrets.
The truth is we are called to extend grace to those who have wronged us. And not just that, but you may be called to even intercede for them. That’s right, you may even be called to pray for them.
Since we are in a battle, what lessons of war can we learn and apply to our spiritual fight?
The disciples were lost, but now, having found Christ, they know their new purpose. They were to create a family and celebrate it.
I believe in everyone within the church, but young men really need guidance and discipleship. They need spiritual fathers that will train them in the ways of righteousness.
“People may be defined by their past in the eyes of the law, but those with a repentant heart are not defined by their past in the eyes of God.”
Collective Member thoughts and reflections as we celebrate the anniversary of KingdomWinds.com.
As we look back with thankfulness over the past year, we are also expectant as we look forward to what is ahead.
How difficult those many long years of waiting for the prodigal son to return must have been for the father, though the actual transformation only took a moment.
Believers today talk about love, sing about love, and study about love. This is great, but we must be reminded that God calls us to express love.
Mentoring… What is mentoring really? Why is it such a powerful thing? Where do you find mentors? Discover how to begin a mentoring relationship.
