Blessed Assurance
Each one of us has a story and that story is being written on the tablet of our hearts.
Each one of us has a story and that story is being written on the tablet of our hearts.
Knowing His character helps our approach to be bold and confident.
There is more than just accepting Jesus as Savior; He wants to be Savior and Lord.
Jesus in us is a mystery.
Jesus cut across and cut through the traditions and emphasized the God-given purpose of the Sabbath.
His arms are not too short, they are always extended and outstretched, reaching down and reaching out.
Moses obeyed and saw the miraculous provision of safety as they proceeded through the Red Sea.
God is always challenging us to be strong in the storm, even in the process of not being answered nor understanding.
Does our character align with the character of Jesus? My initial response was, “Sometimes!”
Is our speech producing a calmness, when others hear our counsel?
Allow God to lead you to the place of thanksgiving and honor, coming before Him in worship.
It’s time to direct our speech and release pleasant and healing words.
Holy Spirit is always wanting followers, those who are willing to yield.
Let’s not keep entertaining those lies that are trying to burrow themselves in our brains.
Stay faithful to Him and He will lead and guide through His wisdom.
It’s interesting that a rainbow is in the shape of an archway. His covenant promises are over us!
Crawl and climb up on a chair and tell Jesus you need a hug, wait, and watch Him meet you there, as He releases peace over you.
This path of a pure heart often accompanies sorrow and keeps us moving forward and becoming stronger.
A deeper level of trusting God causes us to walk through this “new way” (entranceway) of living.
The Spirit of God was active in creation and His creative power continues today.
He understands the missing and broken pieces in our lives.
We serve a God who knows the end from the beginning.
Our hands, our words, or a simple act of kindness, might just be used as the missing piece to help establish and validate another.
Whatever has caused you grief, regret, or mourning, like one sitting in ashes, God has removed.