We have to know when it’s time to end the season we are in and move on to the next one. Just as the sun sets at the end of each day, we must let seasons transition in our lives.
Friends have many looks and ways of being. Don’t limit yourself to one definition of friendship, but do be sure to reach out while they are still living. No one benefits when you wait until the funeral to tell folks how you feel.
Sunday sermon series: Michael Todd from Transformation Church, “Grace Like a Flood”
Sometimes you have to let your heart see what your eyes miss.
A quote I heard from a football coach got me thinking…
When you watch a movie that hits you hard, you can’t help but think about what it means to you.
You matter and there are reasons you can continue this life despite how hard it’s been.
What foundation have you built your life upon? If it’s the wrong one, a small storm can send your entire life into disarray.
Quick share this morning from a picture floating around FaceBook about a little boy willing to sacrifice his life for his sister.
It’s time to change the narrative and stop allowing ourselves to live in the place of being victims for too long. Yes hurt people hurt people but free people free people and that’s a healthier narrative inside and outside the church.
Are you praying for signs when they’re right in front of you? Maybe what you need is the right light to shine upon them.
We have to admit that the grace that covers us also covers those we don’t like or behave differently. It covers us all.
When God redirects your path, don’t fight it. See what He is steering you towards.
Reflections on the Bible story about the widow’s oil (2 King’s 4:1-7) as seen through the sons’ point of view.
Sometimes everyday objects can speak to us about spiritual and life matters. Here’s some thoughts inspired by peonies.
Eyes Straight Ahead - Shell Vera 