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Childlike Faith: Jesus Loves Me This I Know

The children’s song says it best. “Jesus loves me; this I know. For the Bible tells me so.”
If you really want to know God, you must have the open heart of a child and be able to hear God’s still, small voice.

Finding the Good in a Negative World

This is a Debbie Downer world. The times we live in focuses on the negative. “If it bleeds. It leads” the news tells us. Good news seldom makes 6 O’Clock News.  The station where I worked in Phoenix always looked to do something new and innovative. “Good News Arizona” hit the airwaves, showing people building aContinue reading “Finding the Good in a Negative World”

Finding Freedom Through Trust and Surrender

Joining the party a little late, as usual. Many people have thrown out their “WORD” for the year. Here’s mine: Trust and Surrender. Yes, I realize it is two words, but I have learned that you cannot have one without the other. Near the end of World War II, Germany had depleted its number ofContinue reading “Finding Freedom Through Trust and Surrender”

Fresh Fruit: A Path to Health and Faith

The new year often begins with health resolutions but is quickly disrupted by holidays and indulgence. Berries, rich in antioxidants and health benefits, symbolize the goodness that Christians should reflect in their lives. By embodying the Fruit of the Spirit, believers can demonstrate God’s nature and become beacons of light in the world.

God’s Blessings: Embracing Life’s Snow Days

Snow days bring mixed feelings; children rejoice while parents complain. God also puts us in situations that we must interpret positively. Though life’s circumstances shift, God’s goodness remains constant. He uses unexpected events for our growth and blessing. Thankfulness for all gifts, big or small, is essential for a fulfilling life.

Shine Without Glaring: The Power Of Faith

The post emphasizes the importance of sharing faith gently, likening it to being a light and salt. It encourages believers to reflect God’s love without overwhelming others, as people are attracted to genuine beauty and comfort rather than blinding displays. Faith should inspire peace and fulfillment, not harshness.

Letting Go of Negativity Through Faith

My brain beats any DVR or sports Instant Replay. I can tell you events down to the tiniest detail. Of course, this mostly goes for the bad things that have happened to me. For example, back in the 1900s, I can remember being bullied by a certain girl in grade school. Yes, play-by-play all those manyContinue reading “Letting Go of Negativity Through Faith”

Let Go and Trust: The Power of Surrender in Faith

The content emphasizes the value of surrendering to God, contrasting the negative connotations of quitting with the strength found in acknowledging human limitations. Through personal reflection and biblical references, the author highlights the importance of focusing on tasks with God’s guidance, recognizing that true strength comes from reliance on Him rather than self-effort.

WHO DO YOU LOVE?

After winning his third Super Bowl, football quarterback phenom Tom Brady asked an interviewer, “Why do I have 3 Super Bowl rings and still feel like there is something greater out there for me?” He got it right on two counts. He went on to win four more rings, and there is something greater forContinue reading “WHO DO YOU LOVE?”