Grace and peace on this Wonderful Wednesday Dear Hearts Today IS a day that the Lord has made. "Let us rejoice and be glad in it." Rejoice can be found 240 times in the Word,41 times in the Psalms and 11 in Proverbs My study this morning landed in Philippians. It started with a search… Continue reading rejoice!
Grace and peace on your Tuesday Dear Hearts ❤ This morning I was reminded Happiness is making the most of what you have. Paul's letter to the Galatians tells us: "It is obvious what kind of life develops out of trying to get your own way all the time: repetitive, loveless, cheap sex; a stinking… Continue reading be happy
Grace and peace on this Lord's Day Dear Hearts This post is dedicated to those of us who are gathering 'in the Spirit' rather than in a building, or a group. Remember -- Matthew quoted Jesus on the subject of "mustard seed" faith. Until recently I thought he was teaching about the size of the… Continue reading mustard seed faith
"For what you see and hear depends a good deal on where you are standing: It also depends on what sort of person you are" _C.S. Lewis Be forewarned and forearmed in your spiritual conflict. In conclusion be strong—not in yourselves but in the Lord, in the power of his boundless resource. Put on God’s… Continue reading where do you stand?
Grace and peace today Dear Hearts ❤ Today I read the following headline on NBC News: "WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden will announce sweeping new vaccine mandates designed to ramp up pressure on the unvaccinated, putting in place additional mandates for federal workers and health care providers and calling for the private sector to do… Continue reading look up!
Grace and peace on your Wednesday Dear Hearts ❤ Today my heart is in our garden. It's been a while since I've shared anything going on around the cottage with you, Lately (since March 2020 actually) ninety-five percent of my writing, sharing, Facebook posting, etc. has been aimed toward drawing my guests to Christ. That… Continue reading garden of LOVE
Magic Bread and Fish? No! I believe that what Jesus demonstrated was simply the power of vision. The resources at hand took on the nature of the One who was looking at them. Natural eyes saw lack. Spiritual eyes saw more than enough. The eyes of Jesus (His vision, compassion and faith) caused the bread… Continue reading as He is
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