To Do or To Be: That is the Question
I miss, no ache, for busyness. In busyness, we find temporary worth, and get an “importance-rush” that nails us to […]
I miss, no ache, for busyness. In busyness, we find temporary worth, and get an “importance-rush” that nails us to […]
If you find yourself thinking, “Wow, this Mother’s Day is absolutely perfect” you can stop reading.
She is clothed with strength and dignity,and she laughs without fear of the future. —Proverbs 31:25, NLT
Jesus’ family makes me uncomfortable. In fact, I wouldn’t allow such seedy characters into my living room or sanctuary.
If there is a verse that I have preached to myself, if there is a promise that I have held onto, it is this one. God equips us for what God calls us do in our lives. In my family, God equips us to homeschool and to care for orphans and to pray for troubled marriages.
This morning in devotions, I saw myself in Peter. I didn’t reflect Pentecost evangelical Peter or stepping out of the boat Peter, but anxiety ridden at the cross Peter. Peter, how I wish I related to one of your more shining moments.