The Art of Revenge #Write31Days

Revenge is a powerful thing.  It is easy to justify retaliation when we have been wronged.  It is easy to share the wrong with others and have them justify retaliation.  But God asks for us to wait on Him to handle the matter. It takes discipline to wait for the Lord to handle things.  So... Continue Reading →

31 Days to Discipline #Write31Days

31 Days is an online writing challenge started by home blogger, Myquillyn Smith (The Nester), and now hosted by Crystal Stine, where bloggers pick one topic and write a post on that topic every day in October. We all link up just once on day one  so that we can see all the topics and read... Continue Reading →

He Knows Me

Mediating the past two weeks on God knowing me, I was given a fresh revelation of the depth that He knows me.  The question was posed "How do you see yourself knowing that God created and shaped you as you are?" While I know that God made me, I rarely think about it as a... Continue Reading →

The Stewardship of Grace

A second thought to me came about the Charity of Grace.  Another argument I often give, when faced with the opportunity to share God's grace with others is that I don't know what they are going to use it for.  If I give someone cash, they could use it to buy alcohol or drugs. Or... Continue Reading →

The Grace of Charity

I was watching Robert Morris this morning "What's so Amazing about Grace" sermon.  He gave a definition of grace as "the unmerited, undeserved, unearned kindness and favor of God."  It struck me, and was completely untied to the message that God always gives us a chance to walk out, to be like Him, here on... Continue Reading →

Daily Walk

Today as I was walking at dawn, my shadow caught my attention. After rounding a corner, several lights on the street and houses created shadows around me.  Initially I saw three shadows, which is what caused me to start paying attention.  As I walked at times I would see two shadows, or one shadow.  For a stent where there was no shadow at... Continue Reading →

Destruction to Promise

As a child, the stories from the Old Testament certainly helped shape my view of God.  Although God is loving and kind, I couldn't help but recall the times where people were punished for their disbelief and because they were not the Israelites.  Reading through Joshua, I had a different thought as I heard about... Continue Reading →

Obedience

There is a song that we used to sing as children about obedience: Obedience is the very best way to show that you believe, doing exactly what the lord commands And doing it faithfully action is the key, do it immediately and joy you will receive obedience is the very best way to show that... Continue Reading →

Divided

For the past sixteen years I have lived unequally yoked.  I see God working, but that total surrender has just not happened.   I became a Christian when I was eight years old.  I didn't start walking in relationship until much later.  In the mean time, I was lukewarm at my worst and a poor... Continue Reading →

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