1 Peter 5:10 "And the God of all grace, who called you to his eternal glory in Christ, after you have suffered a little while, will himself restore you and make you strong, firm and steadfast." Several years have passed by since I have hit the publish button here on the blog. There are 54 … Continue reading Restoration and Reclaiming
Devotionals
Overwhelmed.
Life as a whole has been utterly overwhelming in many ways recently. It seems the storms keep coming and yet the rainbows are always there at the end to remind me of Gods love and faithfulness through it all. The troubles are not the only overwhelming part; the joy and peace and excitement for the … Continue reading Overwhelmed.
Strangely Dim.
Even the most beautiful things in this world are but trash in comparison to the Gospel and what Christ did for us. Living in a country where wealth is so highly sought after it can be difficult to battle the urge to jump on the material train lifestyle. We are constantly bombarded with messages that … Continue reading Strangely Dim.
Life After Marriage – Dating
Ah, dating after divorce. Let me introduce you to something that is about as much fun as a botched root canal on a Monday morning before you have had a cup of coffee and after a terrible night of sleep. Okay that is slightly dramatic, but dating after divorce is what I like to think … Continue reading Life After Marriage – Dating
Greetings
In small group we have been studying the book of Romans. As part of the discussion this week the question was posed "What would others say of you and your character?". We were reflecting on Romans chapter 16, which is Pauls conclusion of his letter to the church of Rome. He begins the end of … Continue reading Greetings
Transparent Parenting
1 Peter 5:2-3 "Be shepherds of God’s flock that is under your care, watching over them—not because you must, but because you are willing, as God wants you to be; not pursuing dishonest gain, but eager to serve; not lording it over those entrusted to you, but being examples to the flock." Friend: Do you ever … Continue reading Transparent Parenting
Easter and Injustice
Here we are on Good Friday. There isn't a whole lot of good about it other than we know that our Savior rose again. The events that happened on this day so long ago needed to occur into order for us to be set free from our sin. A man who knew no sin was … Continue reading Easter and Injustice
Job 19
I'm working through the book of Job again. The last time I went through this book in it's entirety was just about two years ago. Ironically enough, just after I read through it my entire life shifted into an upside down chaotic mess. I was really thankful to have just read through the life of … Continue reading Job 19
Fortified vs. Supplement
We have all heard these words before: fortified and supplement. We see "fortified" on things like bread and cereal packaging. It signals us that the product has something extra added into the mix that has become a part of the whole and cannot be separated out. In the example of bread it is usually fortified … Continue reading Fortified vs. Supplement
The Unknown Sender
One of the best ways we can cultivate our thankful hearts is to know our Creator. Knowing God though reading His word, praying, and experiencing him each day helps to deepen our thankfulness. It brings to life the miracles all around us and gives us a bigger understanding of God’s glory and just how amazing … Continue reading The Unknown Sender
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