I sat at our breakfast table and felt a prompting to spend time with God. To my shame, I did not. I sat there and the feeling passed. And then I was overcome by an overwhelming sadness as though my Lord had called and I did not answer. The Shepherd … Continue reading →
“The workers are getting tired, and there is so much rubble to be moved. We will never be able to build the wall by ourselves.” (Nehemiah 4:10, NLT) When we spend time gazing at the rubble and rubbish in our lives, it’s easy to forget God’s great power. God made … Continue reading →
My mind will often spin in the worries of if “this” happens “that” means “this” will happen. Or , if “that” happens, “this” will happen. And all the “this” and “that” will create problems for every “this” and “that” I can imagine. Ack! I need to remember for every “this” … Continue reading →
