(my daily blog)
Here is blog post from a dear friend with an analogy about laying down your life that touched my heart today. http://livinghopeproject.blogspot.com/2016/12/small-sacrifices.html?m=1 Enjoy!
As I complete a speaking engagement on God’s guarding care, I feel so insecure and discouraged. Normally, speaking to crowds gives me joy and energy,
Today I remember one name of the Holy Spirit: The Comforter. I consider the endless and inexhaustible consolations of this God who comforts.
I find a quote by Oswald Chambers this morning. He writes, “Living a life of faith means never knowing where you are being led. But
I ask the grandchildren what they most loved about today. They said, by far, breakfast. Oh, the Southern Breakfast! No matter how early it is,
I’m on a long walk, and I pass some tree stumps. Clearly, they suffered from heart rot. I know about this. I learned this lesson
I love that Jesus has the only birthday in the universe where we celebrate by giving gifts to one another and not Him. As we gather
Today I think about Billy Graham’s quote: “The will of God will not take us where the grace of God cannot sustain us.” It’s a perfect
I sometimes notice the pattern in how badly adults receive gifts. Normally, the person receiving the gift will say these strange things like: I feel terrible because
I’m sitting at the kitchen table as I glance at a stockpile of unshelled peanuts I placed on the deck a week ago. The peanuts,