Hunger and Plenty
When Paul picked up his pen to write to the church in Philippi, he provided us with these timeless words, “I have learned in whatever situation I am to be...
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Nov
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Nov
Let the Redeemed Give Thanks
Doesn’t it feel great when God’s Word tells you to do something, and you actually do it? Well, Psalm 107 says, “Give thanks to the Lord, for he is good; his...
19
Nov
Two Houses
Not long ago, I lost a friend quite suddenly to cancer. Many people wondered why God allowed such a sudden, unexpected death to one so young. Why didn’t...
18
Nov
Perfect Timing
In Acts chapter 3, we read the story of Peter and John visiting the temple and healing a paralyzed man who had been begging by the gate every day. For a long...
17
Nov
Eternal Compassion
In John 16:33, Jesus said that in this world we would have trouble. And we certainly do. Nowadays, we often see far more weeping and mourning than laughing...
16
Nov
A Threefold Cord
The other night as I was getting ready to go to sleep, I asked my husband to say a special prayer for me—I was experiencing an unusual amount of pain, and...
13
Nov
Desire and Power
Looking back on the years that I have lived with quadriplegia, I've survived and I have thrived on the promise of Philippians 2:13. God promises us there to...
10
Nov
Who Cares for the Caregiver?
Who cares? As we saw in the first blog, we were born to care according to God’s creation plan (Genesis 1.26-28). It is who we are and what our Lord designed...
9
Nov
Caring is Our Calling
In the beginning God cared. God’s Spirit ‘brooded’ over the waters of the new creation, meaning God doted over the world like a mother bird tenderly cares...
6
Nov
Your True Identity
These days, everyone’s talking about their identity. Like, “Who am I?” But… are we the sum of our sexual inclinations? Or our cultural or ethnic upbringing...
