Christians everywhere will focus a lot on the cross this weekennd. Rightly so as the cross and resurrection are the basis of our faith. Without it, we have nothing! Interestingly, Paul warned us, in Phillipians, however, about enemies of the cross. “For many, of whom I have often told you and now tell you even … Continue reading Enemies of the Cross
Tag: Devotions
The Five Biggest Losers of Abortion
Thousands of years ago, God answered the question of when life begins. For the life of the flesh is in the blood. (Leviticus 17:11). Today science confirms that upon conception the first cells of blood are formed and that blood never passes between the mother and the child. The child becomes a separate entity with its … Continue reading The Five Biggest Losers of Abortion
Grateful Opportunities
It's the time of the year that we tend to focus more on gratitude. Gratitude is a fantastic virtue and people who are grateful tend to lead happier, more productive lives. We have so much to be thankful for, especially in America, where we have an abundance of variable resources. As my pastor says, most … Continue reading Grateful Opportunities
Inevitable Change
Getty ImagesEmbrace change! We're encouraged to do this in today's fast-paced, ever developing, technology driven society. If we don't change and continually learn, we will be left behind and eventually get to the point where it is hard to even function. While God remains the same, His world is always changing. Each rotation … Continue reading Inevitable Change
Can I Get a Do Over?
I hate regrets. I've made some bad decisions in my life as well as some really good ones, too. The good ones, I'm happy with and wouldn't change a thing. These were decisions that were right, God inspired, and things turned out well. Other decisions, on the other hand, were made hastily without listening to … Continue reading Can I Get a Do Over?
The Power of Five Minutes
If you work full time and have family responsibilities like I do, you know what a challenge it is sometimes to find the time to write. I use to have a goal of writing 15 minutes per day. Though minute, I often wouldn't start because I didn't have even fifteen minutes before I had to … Continue reading The Power of Five Minutes
What is Real Love Anyway?
All God really asks of us is that we love Him with all our heart and love each other as ourselves. Sounds so simple, yet why is that so hard to do? Humans beings have been fighting each other ever since the beginning of time. History reveals one war after another and it … Continue reading What is Real Love Anyway?
Apple Cider Vinegar, Epson Salts, and Salvation
What does apple cider vinegar and Epson salts have in common? They are both cheap, simple fixes for some common ailments. So cheap and so simple it's hard to believe they actually work. My dad used to swear by epson salts. Whenever I had sore muscles he'd say, "Soak in epson salts and it will … Continue reading Apple Cider Vinegar, Epson Salts, and Salvation
White Privilege
We hear a lot about white privilege these days. The essence is that somehow someone is privileged because they were born white. Well, I am here to say that I am white and I am privileged. However, I am not privileged because I am white, but because I am a child of a king. King … Continue reading White Privilege
Family Ties
Every year my husband and I, along with our four children and their spouses plus all the grandkids, take off for a winter get-a-way in the smoky mountains on MLK weekend. We'll get a large five bedroom cabin in the woods, hang out, play games , hike, ride go-carts (the grand-kid's favorite) see some of … Continue reading Family Ties
