Breaking Mental Myopia: “Black Lives Matter” (Part Two)
Look and listen for the heart of the Father in the words that people are speaking BEFORE you click “share.”
Look and listen for the heart of the Father in the words that people are speaking BEFORE you click “share.”
We, however, can live joyful lives even in the midst of not-so-perfect situations. We can reject the whispers and times we are tempted to dwell on those things that bring us down.
Episode #22 – Jay and Jess speak with the King’s Trail Cowboy Church head pastor, Jason Norton as he shares his incredible story of survival and growth throughout the most difficult seasons of his life.
My prayer continues. I lift my head. I look up beyond the moon, beyond the stars with my heart reaching further than my hands could ever stretch.
He knew what was coming and though He tried to warn them, He knew there was no way they could know what was ahead for them.
If we approach reading the Bible as informational rather than transformational, that’s all it will ever be to us—information.
There will be times of sunshine and times of rain—we have days, and we have nights, and when we go through each season, we know they will faithfully return.
Episode #46 – During my spiritual retreat, I came away with some ways to go deeper with the Lord.
The last thing our Savior wants to see when our life on this earth is over is for us to think, look, and act the same way we did when we first came to know Him.
Our heritage is rebellion. Our forefathers rebelled against the king, consequently, we’re still rebelling against THE King and His authority structure.
For those I loved, life went on, but I was no longer a part of it. I would catch a glimpse of their lives from time to time, always from a distance.
During my journey toward God, there were books that found my hands at just the right time. I decided to list some and explain why they helped me.
What we think is best may not be God’s best. Our hearts’ desires may not be what God intends. What we expect may not be what God has sovereignly orchestrated.
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.
Cultivating Spiritual Growth, Jennifer Quinn’s debut devotional, is a reflective and scriptural tool perfect for women of all ages.
Here’s another confession. I have trust issues. There was a time in my life where I lived fully trusting in those I loved, deeply loved. I trusted them without a second thought.
God is self-existent; therefore, He was not made. He was not created. The divine essence is entirely a spirit, and a spirit cannot be flesh, bone, and blood.
All that other little stuff that we often let bother us… isn’t worth it. Enjoy life as much as you can and thank the Lord every single day.
Then you reach the top. The car tilts, getting ready to plummet down the track. You know it is going to happen fast. It’s going to go one way or the other.
I went and quickly grabbed myself a full cup of water and gulped it down. And then I went back for more. I didn’t realize how thirsty I had truly become.
Family devotions weren’t part of my childhood. My mom and stepdad believed in God and all. For some reason, spending time with Jesus simply wasn’t important.
Nobody should feel like they cannot show up to church because they don’t have nice enough clothes to wear or they are stuck in a lifestyle of sin but don’t know how to get out. Come anyway.
Taking every thought captive is definitely not something I have mastered. I still have times where I question my thoughts. I wonder: how did I allow this to happen again?
Many approach Easter with the triumphant and tragic depiction of the cross. But even before we had a cross, we had a manger.