A Lesson in Trust

Tandem Skydive About a decade ago, God took me on a trust journey, I won’t retail all the details, the blogs do that for me. That journey was the second, maybe third time in my life I learned to really walk by faith. The first time, I failed. The second, I was kicking and screaming... Continue Reading →

Abiding with the Father

Intimacy is the state of deep, personal connection characterized by closeness, trust, and a sense of being fully known and accepted by another person.  Our level or intimacy with others is shaped by events and patterns of behaviors that are reinforced by the world around us.  We learn what we can say and not say from... Continue Reading →

Intimacy with the Father

This is a message I shared today at the Women’s Intimacy Fellowship luncheon at Freedom Worship Center. Intimacy is word that isn’t actually in the Bible, like the Trinity it is described but it isn’t actually found in the written word.  Song on Solomon  also known as the Song of Songs is a complete book... Continue Reading →

God Is Still In Control

The content expresses deep gratitude and worship towards God, emphasizing praise for His presence, love, and faithfulness. It includes reflections on personal spiritual growth, desires for healing, and requests for continued guidance and strength. The importance of community, confession, and reliance on God's promises are also highlighted throughout the prayers.

One Hour Prayer – March

The author expresses deep gratitude and devotion to God, praising His presence, strength, and provision in their life. They reflect on personal struggles and the desire for healing, forgiveness, and guidance. The content emphasizes waiting on God's timing, intercession for others, and the faithfulness of God in life's challenges.

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.

Lectio Divina: Connecting Scripture with Daily Life

In this passage, a crowd eagerly welcomes Jesus, who is approached by Jairus, a synagogue ruler seeking healing for his dying daughter. Simultaneously, a woman with a long-standing health issue secretly seeks Jesus' help, believing in His power to heal. Their stories intersect, emphasizing the importance of faith, connection, and community in healing.

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.

Through Another’s Eyes

The narrative explores the complex emotions surrounding sharing personal stories and the longing for validation. It highlights feelings of isolation, despair, and vulnerability while also acknowledging the power of connection and support from others. Ultimately, it expresses gratitude for being seen and embraced in a healing journey through shared experiences.

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