The IF and THEN for Life
"How do I know that if I make a new start, everything will get better?" I have asked this question, and I am sure so have you. What guarantee do we have from God for life?
What Does a New Start Require?
To make a new start there has to be a fresh revelation of God. We have to encounter the supernatural to make sense of our natural again. Like Moses’ bush, or Elijah’s mountaintop experience, we have to see God as He really is. Then we can start.
God Loves Others More Than Me
“God has favorites,” she said, “I have seen them.” This just went against everything in my heart at the moment as I have been considering God’s love for me. But then, I know what she [...]
Remember and Go Find Him Yourself
Song of Songs is often overlooked by us, but it is the most beautiful love story if you would only dig into it for its treasure. It describes our relationship with the Lord as a [...]
Because She Loves Me
Being a home with teenagers, love and romance is a regular topic in my house, but the most popular question is: “How do you tell if someone likes you?” One way, is to look at [...]
When Friendship Ends
Friendships are hard and finding a good friend, can sometimes be even harder. The most difficult thing about friendships is that just when you are finally comfortable in the friendship, it seems to end. Circumstances change and [...]
Start Out in Faith and Finish in Doubt
When we pray, we often start out in Faith. Faith is when we have a clear view of God and ALL He is and ALL that He is capable of. With this view of God [...]
Pray on the Rock
Jesus is the Rock we build our lives on. Matt 7:24 tells us that “anyone who hears these words of mine and puts them into practice is like a wise man who builds his house [...]
Dad Already Knows
In Matt 6:7-8 Jesus tells us not to “keep on babbling like pagans, for they think they will be heard because of their many words.” Jesus was speaking about people who with verbose prayers think [...]
Pray for Someone
Do you pray that prayer: “Lord please be with so and so, who is ... or be with that one who is...” I visited a church recently where this is how they prayed for members [...]
