One of my favorite things to do is to meet new people. I enjoy spending time talking and sharing our God stories over a cup of coffee or iced tea. Stories…
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I wonder what would happen if we truly lived lives intentionally building each other up on a daily basis with our words. As Christians, we are commanded to think before…
For so many, Christmas is a joy-filled time of celebrations—but we can’t hide the reality that for some people this is a time of loneliness and deep sorrow. How do we handle Christmas joy and grief at the same time? If you are like me, you want to be an encourager and give hope to those who are hurting this Christmas. So, what do we do for our friends who are hurting at Christmas?
We can’t heal this world on our own. Lord, heal our broken hearts. We can’t fight darkness on our own. Lord, please fight our battles. We can’t fix the fallen world. Lord, please heal our broken world.
Looking ahead, the New Year is full of promise and potential but the choice is up to us. Are we willing to change our old ways, old habits, fears and worries and trust God at His Word as we walk worthy of our calling?
Do you struggle with planning ahead? As the Christmas season arrives how do you handle planning activities? How is your time management? Did you know God is a planner?
Do the “what if’s?” of life invade your thoughts? Do you ever say “I wish I could do that!” Be encouraged as you take a look into my part time job as a visual at the “Piano Bench.”
How do you handle the holidays without the ones you love? How do we handle grief during any joyous occasion? Here are a few things I’m learning as I face another holiday with an empty chair or two because the special people I’ve loved are absent.
We call ourselves Christians, but is God invited to be a part of our daily lives? Unfortunately, we want the benefits of Christianity, but not necessarily the responsibility that comes along with our faith in Jesus Christ.
The author, Paul wrote this letter to the new believers in Thessalonica to help them learn, understand and live differently than the world around them even though they were under persecution and severe suffering.
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