I have a bad habit that I need to break. And I have an inkling that I’m in good company. Whenever my house is not perfect {which is roughly 99.9% of the time}, I utter these three little words to anyone who might happen to stop by: “EXCUSE THE MESS.”
Spiritually speaking, there are walking “dead” people all around us! Just last week, I just spent about 3 hours with a “corpse”...
Now that I am coming to the end of this amazing journey through God’s word, where do I go from here? What did God reveal to me about His character and who He is?
More often than not, the women I️’m talking with are going through some form of relational hardship. .. I’d like to learn how to best engage in battle on behalf of these struggling relationships.
We have armor. Friend, are you using it? Are you spending time pouring the Word into your heart, to know the Truth, and spot the lies when they come? Is your head trained to recognize the counterfeit truths that tickle our ears, but are myths in the end?
I am not brave. I know women who have traveled to third-world countries, amidst violence and disease. I nervously check the locks twice, when my husband leaves town for a night. I know women who have shared the gospel with hostile family members. I tremble to answer a question. I know women who have endured almost thirty hours of natural childbirth. I’ve had three epidurals...
“Mom, am I brave?” Talk about a conversation starter! There’s something about bedtime-- the prayer, the snuggles, just decompressing after a long busy day. Bedtime with your kiddo is a sacred time...
To be made new in the attitude of my mind. This is one of the hardest things for me right now. I’m TIRED.
I cringe when I hear “he completes me” or “he’s my soulmate”. Because the hard truth is that no person, career or relationship can ever complete us except for the person of Jesus Christ...
If God is who he says He is, then JESUS CHANGES EVERYTHING!
Grace Enough 