Elijah was a prophet of God that comes on the scene in 1 Kings 17 as he confronts King Ahab of a drought because of the idolatry. God then tells Elijah to go hide by A brook east of the Jordan. There God provided for him water to drink and commanded the ravens to feed... Continue Reading →
The Flow of Reaping and Sowing
The passage emphasizes the principle of reciprocity, illustrating that generous giving leads to abundant blessings in various aspects of life, not just financially. It highlights the importance of sharing love, joy, kindness, and knowledge, asserting that what we sow in others enriches our own lives. Ultimately, blessings come from sharing what God has provided.
Great Self-Control
Tonight in women’s Bible study we studied self-control. One of the questions we were asked to consider was “What biblical examples can you find of people who demonstrate great self-control and what can you learn from them?” I admit as I wrote down my response, I was surprised at what came up for me, as... Continue Reading →
Dismissed Without Prejudice
As Christians, we often feel condemned by our past mistakes, but Jesus assures us that our sins are permanently dismissed and cannot be held against us. God offers second chances, free from condemnation, encouraging us to take responsibility for our sins and embrace His freedom through forgiveness and faith in Christ.
He Never Loses Sight of Us
The content discusses God's guidance, contrasting the Israelites' clear direction through pillars of cloud and fire with modern uncertainties in faith. It acknowledges moments of doubt and confusion while reassuring believers that God remains present, even in difficult times. Following His established path is crucial to avoid potential danger.
Where You Are Placed
Where are you currently called to serve? Who do you have access to that others might not? What is the thing that angers or grieves your heart the most in your world? Outside your immediate circle of family and friends, what do you pray about most? Have you ever felt led to fast and pray... Continue Reading →
Big House, Empty Home?
The post reflects on the loneliness experienced in large churches despite their size, drawing parallels to empty homes as families grow apart. The author mourns the loss of genuine community and fellowship, advocating for a return to deep connections and shared lives among church members, emphasizing the need for balance between large congregations and intimate relationships.
Small Things
“Also the word of the Lord came to me, saying, “The hands of Zerubbabel have laid the foundation of this house, and his hands will finish it. Then you will know that the Lord of hosts has sent me to you. For who has despised the day of small things? But these seven will be... Continue Reading →
Appointed and Chosen
In this passage, Paul shares his powerful testimony of conversion. He recounts his past as a persecutor of Christians, his dramatic encounter with Jesus on the road to Damascus, and his subsequent healing and calling. Paul emphasizes the importance of recognizing divine opportunities to share one's faith and connect with others.
Surrender to the Stop and Go
In this passage, Paul is directed by the Holy Spirit to avoid certain regions and is called to Macedonia through a vision. The speaker reflects on the importance of discerning God's guidance, recognizing that divine "nos" can redirect paths. Obedience to God's call, often accompanied by support from others, is emphasized.
