Let God’s “miracles” change your Christmas!
Are you feeling overwhelmed this Christmas? Life can be tough, and sometimes it seems like there are no solutions or help in sight. In times like these, it’s essential to remember to trust God for signs and wonders in your
Are You Worried This Christmas there isn’t enough?
We are professional worriers. We worry about anything that we set our minds to. Fundamentally, we worry that we won’t have enough—enough money, enough protection, enough strength, enough courage, enough faith, enough love. We are kind of like Gus the
Don’t give up!
In the midst of the escalating threats and declining morals we see in the world today, it’s easy to get discouraged and become fearful. Yet God always provides a witness to His love and salvation! In the Old Testament, Isaiah
When Bad Circumstances and Bad Folks Get On YOUR Nerves, Do This!
When was the last time you had a bad day? I bet it wasn’t long ago. Maybe you had an argument with your spouse first thing in the morning and spilled your coffee on your way out the door. Or
Has God given YOU more than YOU can handle?
Life can be tough, and when we experience devastation or difficult blows, well-meaning loved ones often try to comfort us. With sympathetic eyes and a warm hug, they’ll offer a simple, “God won’t give you more than you can handle.”
Your problems could be “tests of YOUR faith”!
For many the word “test” brings anxiety. We have so many tests in our lives: math, spelling, driver’s license, swimming, blood, medical … and each comes with a grade or pass/fail result. Either way, we want to pass the tests.
Would YOU Trust God More, If He Gave YOU A Map?
“Turn right in 500 feet.” “Recalculating.” “Your destination is on the right.” I use a GPS device as a map, especially when traveling to a new place. After I type in the address, the female voice starts navigating. Of course,
God wants to speak into your “noisy” environments” and change things!
“Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind.” (Romans 12:12) My brain felt fried. We had just wrapped an action-packed weekend with our two older daughters at their biggest tournament
