Are You in Prison? We can feel imprisoned by our feelings. When our circumstances seem to be in control and there is no way out we can feel trapped. What is the answer; prayer. In order to pray and believe that your prayers are answered it is helpful...
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What Does Love Look Like? Do you remember the first time you fell in love? Colors seemed brighter, walking tall was easily done, and it was hard to keep a smile off of your face. Your first experience could have been because of a special someone, or looking into...
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When there is volatility you often hear people say, “stay the course.” The same is true when you are experiencing a loss. Your gut reaction may be to forsake everything, turn and go in a different direction. Keep God present and keep walking down His path; “Remain in me, as...
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As I sat in church, I noticed that no one could see in, and I could not see out through the stained glass windows. When we accept Christ into our lives, the sin-stained window of our heart is cleaned. His light can shine in, and you can see Him...
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What is the Difference between Faith and Trust? When Howard was in Critical Care for eight days, I saw God miraculously keep him from death three times when the doctors said it was impossible for Howard to live. I continued to have faith up to the time he...
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If you have a health issue or a broken heart from a loss, I am going to be blunt. God’s Word says it, you believe it! You were healed, “who Himself bore our sins in His own body on the tree, that we, having died to sins, might live for...
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Who Challenges Your Identity? I am a product of the 1960’s where the generation at that time was concerned with “finding” themselves, and would walk out of marriages looking for their identity. The question is, what identity are we seeking. And how do we know it is our identity...
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The last mile was in sight; she knew that it was not going to be her running. She dug deep, pulled out what God built and trained to endure. The opposition was harsh, physical and mental pain was extreme fighting against her mind, telling her to stop. She silenced the...
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Loss of a Pet Some people live with their pets for many years. They become family members and often become like children as each have their own personality. Sometimes those who are not pet owners do not understand the trauma that can be associated with the death of a...
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As I sit in my office, riding out snow storm Jonas. I am reminded of the blessings of the Lord. I have a warm house, food and water to sustain me for some time. I had a friend call yesterday that wrecked her car in the storm and was stranded...
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