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IMMEASURABLY MORE….Exclamation Point!

“Abundance” by K. Andrist Somebody needs this Bible verse today and the reminder that He’s got it. Whatever your “it” is…He’s got it. Now to Him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to His power that is working within us, to Him be the glory in the church and in Christ Jesus …

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faith, idolatry, Rebuke, testing, The Call, trials

The Testing of the Call

 I remember it being a dark summer night. The year was 1988, and I had just graduated from college. My faith had been very strong entering those college years; I had been one of those radical high school fanatics who took her Bible to class. I loved Jesus. My freshmen year I knew God had called me into full-time ministry. He had …

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Call, dream, faith, Forgivenss, hearing God, idols, prayer, publishing, Writing

An Apology if Needed

How do you hear God? How do you know beyond knowing that what you are hearing and doing is directly from the throne?The throne of the One you want to please more than anyone else. I have struggled my whole life as a people pleaser. And teachers loved me. My parents didn’t have to punish me very often. I allowed boundaries to …

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1 Timothy 6, clouds, Elections, faith, Moon, Pilot, Politics, scripture, Truth

The Kingdom is Within You: Part 2 of my treasure hunt

I was on a hunt. A treasure hunt of the eternal kind. In my studies Monday morning, (See October 1st post) a verse in another book of the Bible  had led me to this haunting passage in John.  Jesus stood before Pilate who seemingly held the power to condemn or release Him. When Pilate asked Him if He was a king. …

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death, faith, grief, Jesus, Job, ministry, Miracles, pain, prayer, suffering, the cross

We Need to Know We aren’t Alone in our Pain

I really want to end this week on an upbeat note. My former posts this week have been deep, hard places. But I want you to know that grief no longer digs its claws in me or takes my breath away. The ache is still there, especially when the seasons change, but I’m okay. I’m more than okay. I know …

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