Posts Tagged ‘prayer’
An Ancient Prayer That Still Has Incredible Power
An ancient prayer that still holds relevance today.
Read MoreHow to Maintain Faith and Gratitude When Prayers Seem Unanswered
How do we react when we find ourselves in situations that seem not to have solutions?
Read MoreLoved and Sent: A Daily Message of Faith and Purpose
You are loved. And you are sent!
The power of those two truths haunted me, in a good way. It is the essential power and purpose for every follower of Jesus.
The truth is, you can be loved, but not feel sent! And you can experience a passion for service, but not know God’s love.
Read MoreLoved and Sent: A Daily Message of Faith and Purpose
You are loved. And you are sent!
The power of those two truths haunted me, in a good way. It is the essential power and purpose for every follower of Jesus.
The truth is, you can be loved, but not feel sent! And you can experience a passion for service, but not know God’s love.
Read MoreHow To Have Hope In The Midst of Suffering
We can have His joy, here and now, in the midst of the world’s sorrows, knowing that a complete restoration waits for us.
Read MoreHere’s Why Prayer Isn’t About Getting What We Want
Prayer is less about the answers and more about the most precious and treasured opportunity for me to talk with my Father.
Read MoreSomething Incredible Happened When I Learned To Pray For My Enemies
Have you been hurt deeply by someone else? I would venture to say that is almost cost-of-entry for humanity. We are all broken, and we have all hurt someone or been hurt by someone in our lives.
Read MoreThe Best Way to Respond to a “Heavy” Feeling
Please tell me that I’m not alone in this—many times throughout the day, I feel a “heaviness” in my stomach. It could be one of those beautiful, warm spring days like we’ve had here lately. I’ll be basking in the sunshine one moment and then feel that proverbial dark cloud around me in the next. I…
Read MoreMore Than a Garbage Man
Today, Julie Bick from North Bend Ohio (west-side of Cincinnati), shared a beautiful story and photo of Harold, their Rumpke garbage man. “Harold goes above and beyond daily. If he knows someone is elderly or sick, he walks their cans back to their house. During holidays if people forget to take out their trash, he knocks on…
Read MoreBeing “Enough” for God – Brant Hansen
People seem to be carrying around low-grade guilt all the time. I grew up in church and have always thought God was disappointed with me. In my head…
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