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We’ve all heard it, read it, and probably been told it at some time or another: “Just forgive!” Or sometimes it is put in more secular terms: “Get over it!” Those of us who are walking with the Lord know we […]
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Things have been busy here on the blog and for me personally. I’m still working on the new theme: changing image sizes, deleting old posts, and learning how to use the new bells and whistles. I apologize to anyone who […]
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If you’re like me, you would probably balk at the idea you are a people pleaser. We like to think of ourselves as independent of other people’s opinions and attitudes, but you might be as surprised as I was the […]
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Please bear with me. My data is being transferred to a cloud server. Some posts are showing up in an older unedited format and others may not be showing up at all. The change should be complete by midday Monday […]
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Throughout the centuries, some of the greatest men and women of God have kept journals. But journaling isn’t just for spiritual giants. It’s for you and me. If you find it hard to concentrate during your quiet time, a journal […]
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I’m sorry for the poor quality of the images and the other issues. I’m upgrading to a new theme. It feels like a Ferrari when I’m used to an old clunker. Please bear with me. You shouldn’t have […]
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Two weeks ago I started talking about the value of questions. In that first post, “Questions & the Heart,” I suggested a few personal ones that can help us evaluate our walks with God. Last week I posed some questions about […]
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Last week I started talking about the value of questions. In that first post, “Questions & the Heart,” I suggested a few personal ones that can help us evaluate our walks with God. Today I want to pose some questions about […]
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Questions. They can be rhetorical or direct. They can be hard-hitting or frivolous. Jesus used questions to get to the heart with those He met. In counseling, we say, “Accusations harden the heart, but questions prick the conscience.” Questions can help […]
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We’ve all been there. We want something to change … or someone! We want something to happen. We want to feel better, get well, not be afraid or worried. We want to be happy, financially comfortable, married, have kids, […]
