Are we missing how God works and provides because we are so busy watching for the ways we think He will work and provide? When God provides, He has used some interesting and unusual methods. God’s provision has come… Through quail – Exodus 16:13. Through manna – Exodus 16:14-36. Through … Continue reading →
The Israelites stood on the banks of the swollen Jordan river. The land promised by God stretched before them, a good land, flowing with abundance and new beginnings. Forty years earlier, the Israelites had been invited by God to take the land filled with a bounty of goodness. Yet, the … Continue reading →
I’ll admit to whining as we wait for our house to sell. We’re sad about leaving our church and our church friends, but we believe the Lord prompted the move, so we’re ready to move. At any moment, we may receive a call about a showing, so we rise early … Continue reading →
During a time of prayer, I saw myself walking, and my hands were partially see-through, only a vague outline, visible yet invisible. Since that visual, I sense I’m to continue forward releasing any (and all) expectations and not hold anything but God. I’m walking forward with hands open and down, releasing everything … Continue reading →
I have a tendency to try and figure out things. I want to understand what happened in the past, what I need to do today, and what might happen in the future. I try to reason based on my own reasoning which leads to basic non-understanding because how can I … Continue reading →
A friend of mine grew up in a country hostile to Christians. Her mother knew the time was short to keep their Bibles, so she had her children memorize scripture. As a result, my friend could quote much of the Bible. If tomorrow your church was taken away, your Bibles … Continue reading →
I’ve created a few videos over the years for my websites, and most were very basic. When the few I made didn’t seem to go very far, I backed away. I really wanted to produce top-notch videos to inspire and encourage, and ideas and thoughts continued, but I didn’t think … Continue reading →
