The rescue
Do you wonder if God knows where you are, if He cares? The video is adapted from a devotion I wrote in One Lit Step: Devotions for Your Journey. Watch directly on YouTube https://lisabuffaloe.com … Continue reading →
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One Lit Step
Hi, friends, I’m excited to announce the publication of my latest devotional — One Lit Step. A man attended a meeting in an unfamiliar location. His room was a distance from the main location, and the unmarked trail was dark. He had forgotten his flashlight, and fear overtook him when he … Continue reading →
Renew the view
Stop the world, I want to get off! Anyone else feel that way? Goodness, it’s crazy out there. People are worried, fearful, and angry, and with the mess of the world it’s easy to get caught up in the messiness. However, I need to remember to renew the view by … Continue reading →
Shine
Hundreds of pebbles, maybe a thousand, but one caught my attention. The tiny rock had a shine that made it stand out among the rest. Assuming the stone was a crystal, I felt the urge to pick it up. However, upon closer inspection, I found nothing special; only a basic … Continue reading →
Eyes wide-open
I’ve had an oil painting for almost thirty years and then felt the prompting to study the picture, to find something I hadn’t noticed before. I looked and looked, but didn’t see anything new, but then at the base of the mountains I observed a river. Honestly, I can’t remember … Continue reading →
Shine like the SON
I awakened to the worries of the world. So much evil, so many difficulties, racial tension, political issues, people issues, and the news reporting every bit of bad news they can find. Frustration set in as I thought how the media distorts and manipulates leaning their reports to meet their … Continue reading →
Where the river flows
While studying the book of Ezekiel, I came upon this passage…“Now he brought me back to the entrance to the Temple. I saw water pouring out from under the Temple porch to the east (the Temple faced east). The water poured from the south side of the Temple, south of … Continue reading →