When you think of a gift, what comes to mind? Is it material things like shelter, food, and clothing? Maybe more emotional things like family, health, and salvation? Do you think of just spiritual gifts as the talents and abilities God has given you to serve Him and others such as exhortation, music, or teaching?… Continue reading Are You Stewarding Your Gifts Well?
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What is Commonly Reported Among You?
“It is reported commonly that there is fornication among you, and such fornication as is not so much as named among the Gentiles, that one should have his father's wife.” 1 Corinthians 5:1 KJV Paul, led of the Holy Spirit, wrote to the Corinthians to address a sin problem. First, we see here that sin… Continue reading What is Commonly Reported Among You?
A Hard Truth
Most of us want others to be honest with us in all situations. At least that is what we say. What about when the truth is hard? Life-changing? Some truths are easier to hear and accept than others. However, if the truth is truth, then it is always what we need to hear. One of… Continue reading A Hard Truth
Leaving a Legacy That Matters
You are leaving a legacy, lasting memories, habits, and examples to those around you. What will you be remembered for? As a Christian, you should desire to be remembered as loving Jesus, being faithful to serve Him, being faithful to church, and living in a way that brings others to Him. Our lives should be… Continue reading Leaving a Legacy That Matters
What are You Building With?
If you are a born-again child of God, you already have a firm foundation: the Lord Jesus Christ. How you build from there is up to you. 1 Corinthians 3:12-15, “Now if any man build upon this foundation gold, silver, precious stones, wood, hay, stubble; Every man’s work shall be made manifest: for the day… Continue reading What are You Building With?
Living in an Instantaneous Society
In the world we live in, so many things are instant. We have a microwave that cooks faster than an oven, instant pots that not only cook foods quickly, but you can make a whole meal all at once, and of course, instant rice, coffee, oatmeal, and potatoes. Let’s not forget about instant entertainment, money… Continue reading Living in an Instantaneous Society
Choosing Faith in 2022
I don’t usually choose a word or phrase for the new year. I am more of a “take it one day at a time” type of person. I just try to live for Jesus day by day. I don’t even like committing to a doctor appointment that's three weeks out. I know, it's a problem. … Continue reading Choosing Faith in 2022
Submission for the Working Wife
I understand God has a different plan and design for each of us. My financial situation looks different than yours. How you’ve chosen to educate your children may be different. I am not going to degrade you for working outside of the home, for choosing public school, or for feeling like a better mom because… Continue reading Submission for the Working Wife
Don’t Worship the Wrong Table
I see, and love posts reminding families to get back to the dinner table. I need this reminder from time to time. It is to be a place a place of physical nourishment, fellowship, laughter, and memories. Families need this time of intentional connection. Too many of us are just doing our own thing, living… Continue reading Don’t Worship the Wrong Table
Who Said it Wouldn’t be Hard?
Too often we hope for the blessings and mountaintops of Christianity and choose to despise the valleys. Valleys are often dark, lonely, cool, damp, uncomfortable, and there’s only one way out: through it. The valleys are not something we would ever ask or hope for. But, as you’ll learn, we can’t live without them. Sadly,… Continue reading Who Said it Wouldn’t be Hard?