As much as we all resist and dread it; it is an inevitable part of life this side of Glory. We all tend toward the routine, comfortable, and predictable, yet…
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This year I am listening through the Bible. While I am still in my Bible daily, additionally each day instead of reading straight through my bible, I listen to it…
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I have recently finished a Bible study of the book of Habakuk. While the book is quite poetic, walking through it intentionally, I found the book rich with relevance today….
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The first time I was introduced to the idea of lament was during the long season of the grieving process that resulted after the discovery of my husband’s moral failure….
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In Jewish culture, Psalms 113-118 are called the “Great Hallal” and are traditionally sung/read at holy days, but in particular, at Passover. These were the songs on everyone’s mind at…
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There is inner struggle; a heaviness on your shoulder. You are longing for God to do something amazing…yet there is a sense of disappointment… it seems God doesn’t hear??…Doesn’t care?…
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In the roll of a grief wave my tear-blurred eyes were searching Scripture for that “thread” of hope to cling to while riding the wave…when I landed here: Psalm 145:9…
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Jesus sat in the privacy and intimacy of the Upper Room the very night He was to be arrested. He knelt and washed the feet of the ones who, within…
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1 Peter chapter 5 begins with a charge to the elder in the church, those saints who have longevity, experience, and maturity in their faith. Verse five continues the thought…
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Philippians 3:10“That I may know him, and the power of his resurrection, and the fellowship of his sufferings, being made conformable unto his death;”‭‭ ‬‬My childhood pastor, Dr Jack Hyles,…
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