Our Ultimate Source of Provision and Satisfaction
We will only witness God come through for us in miraculous ways when we believe the miraculous is necessary.
We will only witness God come through for us in miraculous ways when we believe the miraculous is necessary.
The things we do, say, act on, or ignore, all have an impact on those who come after us, whether we realize it or not.
When doubt creeps in or we feel like we’re losing our faith, it’s okay to bring those feelings to the Father.
When God sees a willing heart, nothing can keep Him from working in and through you.
I pray she will always see the beauty within herself and understand that her worth comes from the One who created her.
As we walk through the difficulties of life, we must open our eyes and be aware of all the things God is doing.
It’s no surprise that someone who complains is often grumpy and impatient.
What we choose to ignore and allow into our hearts will cost us something.
So many of us put Jesus away with our Christmas decorations.
We don’t have to like the trials but God wants us to consider what they are producing within us.
Focusing our attention on Him is the only way to continue our race when all we want to do is give up.
God knows which boxes contain beautiful memories that we need to cling to and which ones are filled with trauma.
I’ve realized that because of His great love for us, we really can triumph victoriously over the things that once had so much power over us.
When we use our faith to move forward, instead of focusing on our circumstances or emotions, we are walking by faith.
Each day we encounter those that desperately need Jesus, whether they realize it or not.
God doesn’t want us to be afraid or feel alone.
When we’re pressing into Jesus and inviting the Holy Spirit to work in and through us, something supernatural happens.
Jesus would never advocate for something that would destroy those precious lives.
When others forsake us, hurt us, or cause us to question our value, I pray that we will remember what God calls us!
My Grandmother left behind this quilt, but I feel confident there are many other ways she has impacted those of us that came after her.
This is an invitation to keep my focus on Him, even when it feels as if my world is flipped upside down.
We all deal with things that need a healing touch from Jesus.
I looked at my old Bible, so tattered and well-loved, and tears streamed down my face.
There are times I find myself questioning God’s timing and even His methods.
Our identity is determined by God and Him alone.
At times, when the Lord tells me something, I question it or try to rationalize it or even end up talking myself out of it.
God knows that children often follow in the footsteps of their enslaved parents.
Even when life doesn’t seem peaceful, God’s peace is there. It’s active, loud, deep, and alive.
God has even used my story to help many others who have experienced abortion find healing and help women facing an unplanned pregnancy choose life.
I watched and praised God for this young man who wasn’t afraid to worship Him.
Sometimes I get caught up in my emotions and forget that my feelings often cloud the truth.
When Jesus heals us or performs some other type of miracle in our lives, no matter how big or small, there is power in our testimony.
The most important thing in this life is truly getting to know the One who created us.