These posts are biblical teachings looking at what does the Bible say, what does it mean, and how do we apply it to our every day lives.
We are forgetful people. There’s so many things flying in and out of our minds and we (myself included) find ourselves so distracted every day. The danger in this for followers of Jesus is that we forget who we are…we forget that we have been changed. And the more we
Jesus invites the weary: “Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest” (Matthew 11:28). Rest isn’t found in easier circumstances but in an easier yoke — trusting His finished work instead of your own striving. Here’s what that looks like practically. In
I had the honor and privilege to be interviewed over the radio by Freedom Doors Ministries in regards to marriage being between one man and one woman. This is still a subject that is searched about on a daily basis and in this interview, I got the opportunity to talk
Part IV – Post-Miracle Hangover If you’ve been kind enough to endure parts one, two, and three of this series, welcome to the fourth and final installment. I hope that my year of processing has been somewhat helpful, or at least thought-provoking, regarding this impossible-to-fully-understand topic. So far we’ve covered
Part III – Pre-Miracle Tension Almost a year and a half ago my husband and I along with our three boys started what would prove to be the most exciting but challenging adventure of our lives so far. In a nutshell we felt the Lord tell us to leave Texas,
