December 23, 2020
Quiet Joy
If we could feel the quiet joy that Mary felt that night, We'd celebrate Your coming in a new and different light. Breathe calm into our frantic rush, help us Your peace to know.
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December 20, 2020
When Christmas Does Not Look Like Christmas
Christmas doesn’t look like Christmas at all, (especially with the challenges of COVID 19
Read more..December 18, 2020
Letting God Lead
Recently I found myself talking with a friend on this very topic. She felt as if God was telling her that a new season was coming, but she didn’t know what to do in the meantime. Was she supposed to rest? To work? To wait?
Read more..December 17, 2020
Walk it Out
“Whatever you did for the one of the least of these brothers and sisters of
Read more..December 11, 2020
You Can Have Joy
Joy is true contentment that comes from internal factors like our faith in the Lord. True joy is everlasting and not dependent upon circumstances.
Read more..December 7, 2020
Waiting Patiently
Thought: I'm not good at waiting. But, my hope in the Lord gives me patience that is beyond my human tendency.
Read more..November 28, 2020
By Definition
In the midst of healing from a profound heartbreak, the clarity and depth of God’s love burned through me as ferociously as the moment I first received Christ into my life. The intensity of his love significantly transformed my thinking.
Read more..November 26, 2020
I’m Thankful For
I am extremely grateful for our God’s magnificent creation. I love quiet streams; gushing waterfalls; rivers; lakes; and oceans.
Read more..November 9, 2020
A Prayer for the Nearness of God
Gracious Father, I thank you that there are no limits to when you will come to us. You still come near, every day, when we come and behold you. Help me to focus the eyes of my heart on you today and take your presence with me wherever I go. In Jesus’ name, amen.
Read more..October 30, 2020
Go To Him
Ever feel as if you need to get away? So did Jesus. (Mark 1:35) Ever have so many demands that you can’t stop for lunch? He can relate. (Mark 6:31) . . .
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