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Be patient, God is at work in “YOUR” Seemingly Hopeless Circumstances!
In the midst of life’s trials and challenges, we have found that it can be easy to lose hope and feel as though bad circumstances will never change. However, it is precisely in these moments that we have found that
When God’s Solutions Seem Elusive, keep trying!
There are seasons in life when everything feels uncertain. The weight of your struggles bears down on you, and no matter how much you pray or hope, it seems like the answers are slipping just beyond your reach. You’ve searched
God hears and wants to help!
Dear friend and frequent blog reader, God understands the weight on your shoulders, the weariness in your spirit, and the frustration of prayers seemingly unanswered. It’s tough, isn’t it? Wondering why bad things happen and why God, who cares so
More Than Sunday Morning: 3 Daily Habits That Transform ‘Knowing About’ God into ‘Knowing’ Him!
What if God wants for you to really know Him? We mean really know Him. What if God wanted you to know how He thinks, how He feels, how He makes decisions and what He wants for you, would you
Are You experiencing A Self-Imposed Fog?
I read a devotional the other day on trusting God through the fog, the writer recounting a difficult drive down a foggy mountain road and trusting God to take her safely home. I have not had that experience of driving
Let God Help You Create A Plan For The New Year!
Think differently…Change your mind… changing your conduct–for the Kingdom of God is at hand…. Let your lives prove your change of heart. (Matthew 3:2,8 AMP) It was a new season, a new age. A new kingdom had come. John the
Ever wonder why people suffer? An interesting perspective!
Dear Roger, Tonight our Bible study group began a study on the subject of suffering. The curriculum for our study is still on order. I would appreciate it if you would share some thoughts on the subject to help us
God had a plan for St. Patrick, He has 1 for you too!
Saint Patrick was not Irish, but he is now known as the patron saint of Ireland. How did this English young man make such an influence in Ireland during the 4th century AD? God was able to use what was
