The words of “Great is Thy Faithfulness” remind us that we have the privilege and blessing to know God’s mercies are a daily provision, and his abiding presence gives us hope amid a world filled with hopelessness.
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Recently I completed my 60 laps around the sun, yes- I turned 60! I was filled with thanks and praise to God. Over the month I wrote down verses which had spoken to me, verses I had prayed through and Bible verses I had lived out across the six decades.
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I want to encourage you to pray for your president or leader. I prayed for Obama, Biden, and Trump. I’ll pray for the next President as well. I’m a big believer in praying for your leaders - whether or not you agree with them. I also answer to God and know we are called to call out other Believers. So, I ask you - is your speech seasoned with love or hate?
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I bask in that promise. Even when the doubts and worries begin to sneak in, I just have to remember that moment and those three little words and the shadows disappear, because my God has made me a special promise. And heaven and earth may pass away, but His words will never disappear (Luke 21:33).
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There are so many youth and adults with specialized problems and generational cycles that need help. America’s system is very broken - at every level - and makes it very difficult to help those in need. It is important to understand that the right thing to do is do your best to work within systems to reach the homeless who need help.
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So when we make our heart Christ’s home, he wants to do likewise. Our heart is an abiding place that He decorates with comfort, beauty, and praise! He puts us on display for his glory!
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To make sure your faith is in the right place, you need to check your heart, pray and ask God for help.
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I’m prefacing all of this to say that I engage with the world. I engage with the pop culture topics of the day, news headlines, politics, and entertainment. While I remain guarded in what I entertain, I stay up to date so I can have conversations that point back to the Gospel and Jesus’ redemption of lives.
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Everyday, mothers all around the world pack lunches in brown bags, plastic boxes, stainless steel containers or in fancy designer ones for their children. The boxes may look different, but they always contain a good dollop of love and care!!
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There is no limit to the ways God has changed, shaped, and molded me to be more like Christ. Yet, what is perhaps the most surprising is how He changed my sorrow to dancing and my depression to joy.
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I’d like to share a more modern day story of someone I would consider a “missionary” or a “saint”. She’d maybe not like that term - but was simply someone who was doing great things for Jesus.
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That verse was one I held on to during those single years. I never lost faith that God would come through for me, and He did more than I could ask or imagine
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Have you ever felt backed into a corner? Wondering if there was a way to escape? Sometimes God allows us to be put into situations where His glory shows up.
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Jessy was born in South India in the small town of Sathangkulam in Tirunelveli district in a loving, God fearing family. She was fourth in a family of five children. Throughout her life, Jessy says she felt God show her the next step and lead her so beautifully.
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For the past 16 years, I’ve struggled with an eating disorder called Anorexia Nervosa. Unfortunately, this is a part of my story I have not yet overcome, but I hope that with the truth I have found in God's Word, you’ll feel more encouraged because we are walking through this painful season together.
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This month I want to explore a sector of homelessness we don’t think about when discussing the unhoused. Foster care is truly finding homes for children to live. That means these children are not going to have a place to sleep unless a family takes them in. They are also unable to care for themselves.
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Gone. Eighteen years of work gone. In fact, you can multiply that by four. Seventy-two years of work gone. Eighteen years per child. Sixteen years of high school homeschool documentation totaling more than at least ninety-six separate documents.
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