I just swept my house, in the dark. It needed to be done. The kids needed to go to bed. The place was really quite a mess. The kind of mess that used to make my husband a little panicky, but he has been around us for a while and knows the difference between literal…
There is a danger we face as Christians. It is the danger of forgetting who we are.
What makes a common vessel, supernatural?
“What do you want me to do for you?” “Lord,” he replied, “I want to see!” Jesus, God made flesh, is face to face with a blind man. Not only has he known this man from the beginning of time as his creator, but he has know about this very moment as God, it’s author….
There is a curious thing God does in the life of Sarai and Abram leading up to entering the promise land. He changes their names. As he changed their names he changes their personal definition. A New Covenant The main place I think of where we change our names today, is in marriage. As…
But the people of Israel walked on dry ground through the sea, the waters being a wall to them on their right, and on their left. Exodus 29:14 Today I am reminded that the same water that threatens to suffocate and smother me, did not destroy me. Instead of bringing death, troubled seas opened up…
Broken ground is ready to recieve a seed, whereas hard ground can not.
I’ll admit, sometimes I get a little irked. Please hear me out to the end though, and hear me with you heart. I see that “Nurses Appreciation Week” is coming up, as well as “Teachers Appreciation Week” and I know there is a celebration of Administrative Assistants that may be stretched a week as well,…
These words are the rally cry of the discontent, the co-dependent, and the depressed. I was in a relationship (a million years ago) that gave me a serious case of the “if only’s”. If only my boyfriend was in better health, we would be happy. If only my underage self could hang out at the…
“I could have a real job, get paid and have lunch with adults that appreciate my company” This is something I might have said to my less than appreciative home-school students, maybe more than once. We have all been there. Spinning our wheels, waiting for the ground under us to catch, all the while you just…