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Each week, I sit with the Lord and ask, “What do you want to say today?” My prayer is that each post, regardless of the date, speaks to you in due season.
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If you asked me today what my favorite movie is, it might depend on the week. But one that is up there at the top is “I Can Only Imagine” — the true story of Bart Millard and the [...]
This article first appeared on The Christian Broadcasting Network I grew up with a disorder called hypoglycemia. Basically, it was a problem with my pancreas and sugar intake and the major side effects I dealt with were nausea and [...]
I recently had the opportunity to minister to a group of ladies at a women's conference. I shared with them from 2 Corinthians 3:18, which says, "But we all, with unveiled face, beholding as in a mirror the glory of the Lord, [...]
When I think back to my teenage years, I cringe a little at how silly my problems felt at the time. But sadly, because I wasn't saved and didn't have an identity in Christ, teenage crisis made a big impact [...]
As I was driving one day, I saw a sign in front of a church that said, "God will not give you more than you can handle." When I read that, I thought to myself, "Where is that scripture?" The [...]
I have always resisted any teaching that insinuates God causes our sufferings in this life. The first reason is because I've always only known Him as a deliverer-- at salvation, through a personal healing, and in my own soul. I've [...]
The first few words of Hebrews 12:3 in my Bible, says, "For consider Him..." This phrase has been rolling around in my heart for a few days: Consider Him. Consider means to think carefully about something; to give thought to; [...]
It's hard to say what a proper response to God is, meaning, it's difficult to define because it has to be authentic. For sure, I think it's safe to say those who approach God must have faith. "For without faith, [...]
Have you ever been so thankful that you've asked yourself, "How can I ever thank God for all He has done for me?" The writer of Psalms 116 asks this very question: "What shall I render [give] to the Lord for [...]
Why is it that no matter how much we learn about God's love for us, we struggle with our identity? Because who we are in Christ is the very target the enemy wants to muffle, disable, take-out, or at the least, [...]












