Talking About Healing He sent His word and healed them, and delivered them from their destructions. Psalm 107.20 Yes, I believe in faith-healing. I also believe in supernatural healing. The laying on of hands? O! Yes! Anointing with oil? Yes, Lord. Years Ago… Many years ago I sat on a hard bench at Community Church, Mountain City… [Read More]
Heart
Five Minute Friday: Slow
Kate said slow. Funny, I’ve used the expression “slow and steady” several times recently. I would rather be known for slow, steady, sure, and steadfast than fast and furious and full of hot air!!! The Turtle and the Hare You know the story. The bunny rabbit gets totally burned out and Mr. Turtle wins the… [Read More]
Be Quiet & Listen
Job 38 It’s Tuesday after a 3-day weekend and I’m going to keep this short. But, instead of short and sweet – it will be short and profound! In the Old Testament book of Job – God speaks. He speaks loud and clear…directly to Job. Directly to me. Directly to you. Here’s your assignment…read Job… [Read More]
Five Minute Friday – Recover
Kate said recover. We’re all recovering from something. Amen? Some days I feel like I’m still recovering from two big moves in two years. One from our home of 30 years in 2018 into a flat and then from the flat to a tiny house of 399 square feet in early 2020. Long recovery time… [Read More]
They’re Coming Home
They’re Coming Home This post is going to be all about Prodigals and the promises in the Bible that they are “coming home.” I’m an expert at Prodigals. You know why? I.Am.One. Today, isn’t about my story – it’s about HOPE. We all need true, biblical hope that our prodigals will “come home.” You may… [Read More]
Five Minute Friday: Excuse
Kate said excuse. Verb or noun? Hmm…where shall I go? I believe I’ll pick noun. something offered as justification or as grounds for being excused excuses plural : an expression of regret for failure to do something a note of explanation of an absence Making excuses Procrastinators are the epic excuse makers. I was too busy I didn’t know… [Read More]
The Age-Old Question
The Age-Old Question What exactly IS the age-old question? Can you guess? For people of faith the age-old question is, How can I know God’s will for my life? So, How Can We? There are several ways to do this. The simplest (to me) is doing the next thing and if God doesn’t roadblock it,… [Read More]
Five Minute Friday: Middle
Kate said middle. Not the first and not the last but “stuck” in the middle. Is the middle really being stuck though? I don’t think so. I am on the other side of middle age now – and looking back I loved the middle. If I could freeze time at a certain age I would… [Read More]