When Conditions Aren’t Perfect, He Is Perfect
I return from travels late last night, and I wake up to piles of laundry rising like the Rockies, suitcases scattered, and mail piled on
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I return from travels late last night, and I wake up to piles of laundry rising like the Rockies, suitcases scattered, and mail piled on
Twice in my sister’s life, someone has told her, “You remind me of hope.” Her life embodied a spiritual principle that people noticed. She even
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