Do As I say
I remember looking at her, and thinking that she obviously didn’t care about the situation at hand, I mean, her […]
When God Triumphs
Honestly, I see very little difference between the Israelites back when they had no King (Judges 21) compared to the […]
Loving My Household
Sometimes, I wish I could say that I am a fifth-generation Christian. That I stand on the prayers on those […]
It’s Time to Submit
I often get asked, “what does God want me to do?” and my simple answer is, “to pray.” When we […]
Rising Together
I felt God really stir me regarding this Scripture found in Isaiah, so I want to share what I see… […]
When Church is Seven Days a Week
The church can be vibrant and active on any given Sunday, but we limit God when we feel that church […]
We’re Christian, not a Doormat
I often have blasé questions thrown at me, about ”having” to love everyone, because that’s what the Bible says Yet, […]
Climbing for God
This morning when I woke, I saw a mountain top with a set of footprints in the snow, then I […]
When your Bible’s a Coaster
For years, my Bible was used as a coaster, and so, it gathered dust on my bedside table I thought […]
When you Hate your Dad
Honestly, at specific points in my life, I hated my biological Father… I hated that he told me that I […]
Changing the World
Life, before becoming a Christian was straightforward – look after me, myself and I, in any shape or form There […]
Speaking Life
I have never really paid too much attention to Simeon’s prophecy before (Luke 2:25-32), but this morning, it blew my […]
Being Honest
Oh, how pride and stubbornness has kept me at arm’s length from God, and other relationships, on more than one […]
We Have It All
Recently, someone said to me that their relationship with God had suffered because they no longer had access to their […]
Cry Until The End
Has someone ever said to you, ”Don’t cry,” as your tears are pouring down your face? I have heard it […]
Going Deeper
I have a love-hate relationship with winter. I love the coziness of being by the fire, with a blanket and […]