How to Regroup the Troops What battles rage on your field today? Take “time out” to regroup your troops and “stand down.” Are you disappointed in someone who has let…
Everyone is waiting on something. What are you waiting for? Christmas? Birthday? Vacation? Completing a project? Finishing a semester? Anticipating with an attitude of expectation is taking the long…
Worldwide Wednesday: K Pray for Kazakhstan [Tweet "Let’s not give up praying for those around the world. "]I am praying for you. "I pray that the eyes of your heart…
Monday Motivation: Stillness Our best Monday Motivation begins with a choice to turn to God. When we focus our eyes on him, we can process and actually do what Psalm…
When we fall, we must choose whether or not to say, “Help, I’ve fallen and I can’t get up.” It’s not a sign of weakness to ask for help. Did you know there are ways to increase your chances of survival in a fall, even if it is accidental (like from scaffolding around a building project) or recreational (as in the case of an adventurous skydive)? In the same way, you and I can learn to thrive after we slip and fall in the trials and challenges life brings. These lessons, when applied, can prepare us for the times when life knocks us flat on our faces. We know that it’s not a matter of if but when we fall.
Love this refreshing advice from Kay Arthur, inspired by 2 Timothy 2:15: “Be diligent to present yourself approved to God as a workman who does not need to be ashamed, accurately…
“God bless you” is often said to offer encouragement to someone when they sneeze or depart from our home. The word “bless” means to offer approval or encouragement. When someone…
“Not now. I don’t have time. I don’t feel like it,” are excuses I’ve used to put off making a decision. Although these explanations might be valid, they are…
“What are you doing?” OK, I confess. I’ve thought this when God opened new horizons ahead. I am a creature of habit; I don’t like change and prefer to be…
Ever been ambushed by grief? On Monday we began talking about how to grieve through the holidays. If you missed the first five "lessons," click here to catch up! Lesson #5 God…