We are all born into this world as sinners. As a baby, we obviously don’t understand what that means and during that timeframe, we aren’t purposely sinning. But nevertheless, we are born as slaves to sin. As I examine my own sinful desires, an image pops into my head. I imagine myself in shackles sitting […]
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Trusting God Thursday
Vindicate me, O Lord, for I have walked in my integrity, and I have trusted in the Lord without wavering. Prove me, O Lord, and try me; test my heart and my mind. Psalm 26:1-2 ESV When I looked to the dictionary for a definition of the word, integrity, I found descriptive words like soundness, incorruptible and being of high moral adherence. […]
“Freedom in Christ” by Guest Writer: Jennifer Wennekamp
When someone asks how are you, what is your normal response? I have noticed so often it is “busy”. As women, this is true — we are busy with a capital B. We have children to chauffeur, houses to clean, friends to help, careers to succeed in, images to maintain, weight to lose, church work […]
Lift Your Spirit
The best conversations between friends are so satisfying … like the best thing you ever ate, it’s hard to describe … you just have to be there to experience the in moment. And some of those deep, deep conversations can last for hours. Talking to Jesus doesn’t have to be complicated or ritualistic — He […]
Thirty-Seconds Thursday
She makes you crazy with her sarcasm and snide remarks. Seemingly aloof to your constant turning away at her every judgmental comment, she persists with her negative monologue. Doesn’t she see that you’re totally turned off by her berating and condescending remarks? You can no longer tolerate the incessant hammering of words and you suddenly […]
“Turn Me Loose, But Hold Me Close!”
Such conflicting emotions … almost sounds like the lyrics to a song! I can remember when my daughter was a toddler and I brought her to the mall for the first time to get some shopping done. Being a first-time parent at the time, I was a bit nervous about the solo excursion with her. […]
Titus Two 