The Eye of the Storm
"Though I walk in the midst of trouble, You will revive me." (Psalm 138:7a, NASB) The Hebrew of this verse literally means to "go on in the center of trouble." What descriptive words! Although His answer seems so long in coming and we continue "to walk in the center...
Remedy
Every Friday I join a community of bloggers for Five Minute Friday. One word prompt, five minutes. Unedited. The prompt this week is … Remedy. The prompt words always seem to fit in with one another, piggybacking in a way to bring thoughts together and making them...
After the Battle
We're tired. Weary of the struggles fought over the long last year. We're battle worn. With that said, these words come to mind: “These are the names of David’s mightiest warriors.†(2 Samuel 23:8, NLT) King David commandeered an army. This chapter divides them...
Ancient Words {{Let’s Have Coffee}}
Let's talk about a young man in the Bible, Timothy. Paul, in writing to him, addresses him as his "son in the faith." Paul writes to encourage and affirm Timothy to follow his calling. Timothy's faith had been founded by his mother, Eunice and grandmother, Lois. Both...
Hard Things, Listening & Ambassadors
In Numbers 27:1-11, we find the daughters of Zelophehad. Are you wondering who they were? They were courageous sisters which says a lot about the parenting they received. What they were asking was nothing small. They came to Moses basically asking for laws to be...
We Spend Ourselves
Her name was Priscilla, the wife of Aquilla. They were tent-makers by profession. “Paul lived and worked with them, for they were tentmakers just as he was.†(Acts 18:3, NLT) For a while, Paul stayed with them because he was a tent-maker as well In the time he was...