I hope to conclude this three-part post with as much as the Lord will allow me to share. Let’s start with Hitler, shall we? Pay attention to today’s post and be ready to do your research because what I am about to present to you is very intense and requires lots of attention and processing…
I was given the opportunity to speak at a church this past weekend for the Sunday Service and the Youth that evening. But it was what happened after the services that had me holding back tears. Women and young girls waited to be loved on by Jesus through me as I listened for His voice…
I was sitting in the back corner of the auditorium in a warehouse like building. The church I had been eager to attend was crowded with rows of people spilling out into the lobby– all worshiping and praising the Lord. The sound of unified voices lifting up the Name of Jesus covered my body in…
Let’s face it. Life is hard. Life is painful. Life is unpredictable, and, well, hard. Our faith gets rocked and stretched, the condition of our heart is exposed, and we are eager to place blame on anyone or everyone. If we have been walking closely with God for a few months, even years, most of…
There has been inconvenient construction on one of our main highway roads for over a year. When I say inconvenient, I literally mean one slight flick of the wrist in the wrong direction while your hands are on the steering wheel will result in a deadly crash to the cement blocks separating your road from…
I was relaxing in my living room with a really good friend, her mom, and her grandmother when, with sadness from what had been happening within their family, my friend asked, “Why do bad things happen to good people?” Her aunt had been in an abusive relationship for several years, but each time her aunt…
I was reading about Jacob in Genesis and the moment he was about to see his brother Esau for the first time in over fourteen years. Jacob had previously fled for his life after he deceived his father, Isaac, and stole the blessing that belonged to Esau. Jacob was very afraid of what Esau might…
The Enemy’s Skill of Exaggerated Fear
When my husband and I were closing on our new home, the seller nonchalantly stated, “Oh! Did you all have brown recluses or black widows where you moved from?” Uh. No? She proceeded to say, “Well, they are everywhere here so you’ll want to spray your house and yard for them. I also noticed that…
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