These are the kind of things said when the Humphreys’ get together–notice the digression. You’re…
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In January of 2016 the Lord gave me a scripture to study. I didn’t know it at the time, but it would be at least a year-long study. Honestly, it’s still stewing in my heart. It has become a filter for my heart, soul, mind, and strength.
Let us know; let us press on to know the Lord;
his going out is sure as the dawn;
he will come to us as the showers, as the springs rains that water the earth.
Hosea 6:3
We hear and say a kazillion words throughout the week but only hear a handful of them.
When Jesus came and began to establish the rule of heaven on earth, people who thought they were just spectators suddenly found themselves in the game. That’s the heart of the challenge of the gospel for us today—we are not spectators. God has always wanted us to be a part of the action, ready or not. So, as we wrap up the Written on Our Hearts series, let’s figure out where we are in the “game”.
What have you heard this week? Do tell! Courage, dear heart — CS Lewis Revelation…
In this study so far, we’ve seen how God has redeemed temporary circumstances that were sticky, desolate, and delicate. As we look at Mary, the mother of Jesus, we will see what redemption looks like when the temporary circumstances are ideal.
We hear and say a kazillion words throughout the week but only hear a handful…
I wholeheartedly believe that as disciples we are lifelong learners and can always go further with the Lord. As I mentioned in my post “All I Want”, my concern or my constant question before the Lord has been Am I missing you? Am I hearing right? Last night I had a dream that I believe speaks to the question.
Changes in life can be likened to baseball pitches. You got your fastball changes–don’t know…
I’ve been holding something before the Lord in the prayer for several months now. It’s…
Horses don’t vomit (courtesy of a Snapple lid) Jesus didn’t leave Peter in the water,…
I personally find the redemption story of David and Bathsheba to be the most hopeful. That’s probably because it’s the most relatable for me. No, I haven’t killed anyone. I have made my share of unwise decisions, though. I’ve plotted and schemed to cover up mistakes. I’ve used my influence to get my own way. So when I read how God redeems the unwise decisions of this story for great wisdom, I couldn’t help but rejoice.
