Friends, Holy Week draws near. This season of Lent has me thinking of the cross. May we never forget His loving sacrifice for us. BODY & SOUL For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. - John 3:16 - … Continue reading Monday Motivation: The Cross
Monday Motivation: Love
Friends, Happy "almost" Valentine's Day! May we share our love today with all those we meet. This message is a rerun from last February, because the theme has stuck with me all year. Perhaps it will touch you as well. BODY & SOUL Love each other with genuine affection, and take delight in honoring each … Continue reading Monday Motivation: Love
He Gets It
“He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.” - Psalm 147:3 (NIV) Life is not easy. It is hard. Shall I say that again? Life is hard. God understands that. That's why He sent Jesus. Not only did God send Jesus to us, but there is a message in the way He sent Him. Think about … Continue reading He Gets It
Guide My Steps
Guide my steps, Lord, Guide my steps, Show me Your path, That I may follow You. Hold my hand, Lord, Hold my hand, Teach me Your ways, That I might serve You well. Calm my fears, Lord, Calm my fears, Lead me through the darkness, That I may know Your light. Lead me on, Lord, … Continue reading Guide My Steps
Finding Hope
The storm is upon me, Unleashing a heavy downpour, My soul weeps in agony, Sorrow returns once more. Burdened by my suffering, I struggle to cope, Adversity overwhelms me, Where is my Hope? I must stand on Your Promises, Trust in Your Plan, Rest in Your Presence, Cling to Your Hand. As … Continue reading Finding Hope
Choices
"How much do you see?", she asked tentatively. Her smile was sincere and her eyes kind. She had seen my white cane, noticed that I could not read the handout being passed around. I calmly explained the background of my degenerative eye disease and my limitations. I shrugged my shoulders and said, "But God has … Continue reading Choices
Regret and His Brothers
"You must be used to not driving by now", she said. I stood there, looking at her, feeling like someone had just punched me in the gut. She had said it so matter-of-factly. No big deal. She was just making conversation. I think she really thought that. My reaction was a whole other matter. I … Continue reading Regret and His Brothers
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