I tell you,” said Jesus, “the tax collector, and not the Pharisee, was in the right with God when he went home. For those who make themselves great will be humbled, and those who humble themselves will be made great.” Luke 18:14 While I don't feel like I have prayed this way, for I know... Continue Reading →
But God
The phrase "But God" in the Bible symbolizes a contrasting moment, turning point or transformation driven by divine intervention. It can introduce a shift from possible disaster to a 'God possibility' or the change from Old testament practices to New Testament beliefs. Throughout the Bible, there are 45 instances of "But God", evidencing God's redirection or intervention in human circumstances to assure redemption.
Reap What You Sow
Reap what you sow reflects on the biblical teaching that we reap what we sow. The writer focused on sowing positive seeds in their spiritual life, yielding benefits such as a restored marriage. However, they've neglected their physical well-being, experiencing adverse consequences like weight gain. They are reminded to treat their physical and spiritual lives with equal care.
The Whole Body
The Whole Body emphasizes the importance of community and discipline in personal and collective growth within the context of Christian faith. Drawing parallels from the body, where each part plays its vital role for overall functionality, it suggests that discipleship requires a similar approach, based on mutual encouragement, correction, and personal discipline. The plea is for a willing spirit to correct or be corrected, fostering growth in love.
Area Curses
Area Curses explores the concept of generational curses, specifically in New Mexico, attributing societal problems to the region's dark history and sins of past generations, such as accepting money to murder innocent people. They suggest the need for collective repentance and prayer to break these curses, redeem their region, and overcome present-day challenges.
The Plan
The Plan centers on trusting God's plan, even amidst uncertainties and challenges. The narrator understands that God's design for their life, while potentially different from their expectations can result in prosperity and hope. Seeking His guidance, they accept that their journey may not always align with worldly standards of success. They remain trustful, acknowledging God's superior wisdom and his promise of providing their needs.
Help and Protect
Trust in the Lord, you people of Israel. He helps you and protects you.Trust in the Lord, you priests of God. He helps you and protects you.Trust in the Lord, all you that worship him. He helps you and protects you. Psalm 115:9-11 God is the one who helps and protects us. Help is defined by Oxford Dictionary to make it... Continue Reading →
Designed with Purpose
The writer reflects on Ephesians 2:10, emphasizing that God has designed every individual for a life of good deeds, equipping them for their purpose. They explore the concept of creation and purpose, inspired by a book called Everyday Genesis. They conclude with a prayer seeking alignment with their purpose and obedience to God's divine will.
Past present future
I heard these words in a podcast I was listening to recently by a woman coach. I don’t remember which podcast, I was listening as I got ready for work, I believe it was an episode from Table For Daughters. But she repeated these three phases: Remnants of the past Grievances with the present Fears... Continue Reading →
Ask
“If you ask me for anything in my name, I will do it.” John 14:14 This year God has really worked with me on asking. He showed me how with people and with Him I would often tell what I want or need but I wouldn’t directly ask. I might suggest something but I... Continue Reading →
Restoring Voice 