For those who are suffering, take heart. God will strengthen you. It may not be as quickly as you’d like, but He will come to the rescue. Keep in mind, Romans 8:28. Bible Verse of the Day But may the God of all grace, who called us to His eternal glory by Christ Jesus, after
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More storms made the news in the overnight hours as tornadoes and high winds hit parts of Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota. Reports about these storms and the ones over the past weekend were using words like “record number,” “unprecedented,” “historic.” I didn’t even think about the fact that these are December tornadoes. We should be
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The Book: Identity Unveiled, Daughter of the King of Kings, Reflections on God’s Grace by Shirene H. Gentry Book Description from the Introduction: All of my family of origin passed away by 2001, but in 2017, I looked at the massive paper trail left by my grandmother, mother, and father. For the first time, I
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I always feel so encouraged when I read David’s words of faithfulness. Like in today’s passage when he writes, “Teach me Your way, O Lord, And lead me in a smooth path,…” (Psalm 27:11). Twice he says, “Wait on the Lord.” (v. 14). It’s an important reminder especially when we’re suffering. God will “strengthen your
I don’t really have any words right now. I can’t imagine what these people are going through, how they’re managing. Today’s Bible verse is a great reminder that this earthly home is just temporary housing, and our forever home can never and will never be destroyed. Bible Verse of the Day For we know that
I want to spend this week praying for the tornado victims, and anyone else affected by the tornadoes this past weekend. Late Friday and into the early hours of Saturday morning, an outbreak of over 30 tornados ripped across the country hitting six states: Kentucky, Illinois, Arkansas, Missouri, Tennessee, and Mississippi. The death toll is
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Christ came to serve mankind (Matthew 20:28, Mark 10:45, John 13:1-17). It was the plan from the very beginning as we see in Genesis 3:15. What a blessing to have such a loving and merciful God. When I think of the names mentioned in Isaiah 9:6, I see loving attributes of His nature. I see
We don’t have to live in fear because the peace of God dissipates fear. There isn’t enough space to have the two conflicting feelings going on at the same time. Either we’re resting in the peace of God, or we’re drowning in fear. To illustrate this, I want to share a video I made at