Trust, Word Study, Word Wednesday

How Do We Know When to Wait on God?

I’ve heard the saying, “God helps those who helps themselves” as if it were Scriptural. But it isn’t. Try a Google search. You won’t find a Bible verse that says that. Yet, it’s been ingrained in our heads to work hard. And we should. But sometimes it is hard to know when we need to “do” and when we simply …

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Uncategorized, Word Wednesday

Word Wednesday: What it Really Means to Think on Good Things

“Finally, my friends, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable–if anything is excellent or praiseworthy think about such things.” Philippians 4:8 (italics mine.) I love this verse, but I think it is hard to really do this verse. How do we lasso our thoughts so that they are only of these …

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Fait, faith, fear, strength, Uncategorized, Word Wednesday

You Don’t Have to Be Strong

The verse above is from the NIV. I have a confession. I don’t like sappy nonfiction books and blogs that are always telling us that we are “going to be okay” or that we are “enough” or something like that. Don’t get me wrong. I know we need those messages. I know that I’m enough, but I also know that …

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Blessed are those, Uncategorized, Warfare, Word Wednesday, worship, You are their glory and strength

How to Be Brave and Bold (A Wow Word Wednesday)

Have you ever been searching for one thing, but you found something better during the hunt? Like looking for breath-mints in your purse and you find a ten dollar bill tucked away under a bunch of receipts? Has this happened to you? Anyway, I didn’t find ten dollars; I found something so much better. I found life and power. Words tucked …

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Chesed, Uncategorized, Word Wednesday, worship

The Kindness of God 2016

Love. It’s a word that stirs up different images and feelings for each of us. A word defined by culture. I think our grandparents or great-grandparents would define it differently than we. For me, the word “love” evokes a warm feeling in my heart. Security, acceptance, provision, and desire. To be loved is to be desired. Is this what David …

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