If your beliefs aren’t changing, you aren’t growing. I was listening to a sermon on doubt this week, and the pastor made the above statement. I may not have quoted it perfectly, but you get this basic idea. Honestly, I have struggled over the last decade with some of the changes in my beliefs. My…
I’m not sure there has ever been a moment as heart-breaking as that one. My good intention had totally devastated my child.
Tonight, December 21, 2020, shortly after sunset, I will be outside peering into the western sky, looking for the 2020 Christmas star. But I don’t see it as just a once-in-a-lifetime astronomical event. No, I will see a promise that my Father is faithful. I will see a reminder that He hasn’t forgotten us.
I used to believe my husband’s affair was the worst thing that ever happened to me. Today, I am eternally grateful for it.
I don’t know where you stand on Jen Hatmaker’s theology, but I do know she needs us as Christian brothers and sisters right now.
Divorce will always break my heart…just as it breaks my Father’s heart.
If you aren’t being transformed by the renewing of your mind, you are being conformed to this world. What are you doing today?
I would give anything to go back to those sleepless nights and exhausting days. But I also look forward to seeing you fly!
Have you checked on any of your single mom friends? Have you asked them how they are doing? I have had multiple conversations with single moms this week.They are NOT doing ok
While this is definitely a time of uncertainty and change, I am firmly convinced my God is still in control.
The story of Jeremy and Melissa Camp is a Hollywood movie without the Hollywood ending. It’s a reminder that our faith can become stronger in the midst of the trials of this life.
Have you ever been in a season of life where things just didn’t seem to be going the way you expected? A season where all of your hopes and dreams just seemed to crumble?