"He has made everything beautiful in its time. He has also set eternity in the human heart; yet no one can fathom what God has done from beginning to end." Ecclesiastes 3:11
Even though the election is over, our country still needs prayer. Often in desperate times we cry out to the Lord for change. And while the election was one of those times, we are just at the beginning of these 4 years, and the beginning of intercession for our nation. God has given us grace … Continue reading Pray For Our Nation
From the cradle to the Cross (Jn. 19:18)He did it all for us (Jer. 31:3) He came thus in lowly manger (Lk. 2:12)So to God, we'd not be a stranger (Eph. 2:19) He grew in wisdom and in stature (Lk. 2:52)Calling us to be the sheep of His pasture (Jn. 10:1-18; Isa. 40:11; Ps. 100:3) … Continue reading From The Cradle To The Cross: A Christmas Poem
I have been thinking lately about the Old Identity and the New Identity. It seems in my life (and in the lives of those around me), that at times there can be two different people or identities operating—the Old Man and the New Man. The Bible says to put off the old and to put … Continue reading Two Identities
This summer, God showed us just how powerful giving out a single tract can be. First, we experienced the ripple effect as we walked through the Washington, D.C. 4th of July parade with a mini parade of our own. I was in the front with the camera, so I didn't see or hear as much … Continue reading The Power Of A Tract
Last week, I went shopping at Goodwill. Twice. I have been praying for an outreach backpack purse that is big enough for my water bottle and lunch, but not bulky like a real backpack. On Tuesday, we were there for bridesmaids dresses, but knew we were coming back Thursday for dollar day. I found a … Continue reading “Do You Trust Me?”: God’s Goodness In A Backpack
“Get yourself ready! Stand up and say to them whatever I command you. Do not be terrified by them, or I will terrify you before them. Today I have made you a fortified city, an iron PILLAR and a bronze wall to stand against the whole land—against the kings of Judah, its officials, its priests … Continue reading Say It.
Do you ever wonder why you hear about miraculous healings and powerful moves of God happening in other countries, but not in America? Stories of thousands responding to the Gospel and the Holy Spirit transforming the hearts of men, but it's somewhere else. Often, when my husband and I hear about these things, we wonder, … Continue reading The American Dream Has Lulled Us To Sleep
“In the beginning, you must choose that when you are in the middle, you will see the end.” When I first came to Christ, I heard someone talking about being in the middle. More specifically, the middle of healing. Since I was at the very, very beginning of my walk with the Lord, I had … Continue reading Healing Is A Journey… And You Must Walk Through The Valley Of The Shadow Of Death
Originally written in 2019. “Boyfriend” is now “Husband.” My boyfriend and I have been going through The Encounter TV series. (It is a show where people encounter Jesus. A great series that I highly recommend). I was judgmental about one episode saying, “That’s it? No repentance? Just forgiveness with a simple, ‘I’m sorry Jesus’???” I … Continue reading When It’s Your Story, You’re Grateful For The Mercy
After much struggle, I gave up caffeinated coffee January 1st of this year. In fact, I gave up all caffeine (you can read more about my history with coffee in Part 1). I know I am touching on a sensitive topic here and many Christians will not agree with me. I used to be one … Continue reading The Struggle Is Real, But So Is My God: Laying Down Coffee At The Foot Of The Cross Part 2
Life Is Beauty-full 