October 6, 2017
I Want People to See Jesus in Me
“Bear with each other and forgive whatever grievances you may have against one another. Forgive
Read more..Thoughts By Helen Grace Lescheid
September 8, 2017
God’s Holding Patterns
When God wants to do something new in our lives, it is often preceded by major renovations. “No discipline seems pleasant at the time, put painful. Later on, however, it produces a harvest of righteousness and peace for those who have been trained by it.” Hebrews 12:11
Read more..August 10, 2017
A Sense of Wonder
“I have learned to be content whatever the circumstances. I know what it is to
Read more..July 21, 2017
The God of Second Chances
God was well acquainted with Moses’ failure and inadequacy. But Moses did qualify on one count: God loves to use ordinary, weak, human beings to do His work.
Read more..June 11, 2017
God’s Discipline
Who loves his child more—the father who allows the child to do what will harm him, or the one who corrects, trains, and even punishes the child to help him learn what is right? Discipline may feel like punishment, but let us remember God’s discipline is a sign of his deep love for us.
Read more..April 24, 2017
God’s Love is Holy Love
“The mountains and the hills may crumble, but My love for you will never end…so
Read more..April 8, 2017
After What I Did, Can God Use Me Again?
When we have sinned, we are prone to think that, even though God forgives us, our life of service is finished. Our reputation is ruined. We’re a complete failure. Satan wants us to live in defeat, ...
Read more..March 22, 2017
Victory in Christ
“But thanks be to God! He gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.” 1 Corinthians 15:57. “It isn’t my fault. He made me do it.” “She can’t help it -after what’s happened to her.”
Read more..July 15, 2016
I Have a Choice
#Devotional I HAVE A CHOICE I can continue to blame my upbringing, past experiences, & life’s injustices for the mess I’m in, or I can focus on today & begin to take steps of recovery.
Read more..May 29, 2016
Speak Faith, not Fear into Your Children
Cathy, our third daughter, was our shy one. When company came to the house, she’d run to the bedroom and hide.
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