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The Path to Blessing
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When You Suffer – Do This
As most of you know, I have been in pain for five months, and I've learned some things I want to share with you. Check out my most recent...
Guide Dog Tale: An Unrecognizable Obstacle
You can take the dog out of the city, but you can’t take the city out of the dog. My little darling is definitely a diva, born in New York and raised in Massachusetts.
She’s super clean, despising dirt.
The True Source of Peace and Joy – the Holy Spirit
Discover how to walk by the Spirit and not the flesh, even during trials and challenging days. In this inspiring video, we explore the fruit of the...
Why is Friday So Good?
Good Friday is often overshadowed by Easter Sunday, but it is the day we reflect on the cross. That old rugged cross which represents love, grace and mercy. It was a day of violence, bloodshed and death, but Jesus rose from the grave three days later to triumph over sin, death, and Satan.
A Warrior of God
Has God asked you to do something difficult? Something bold? Something unpopular? Then you can imagine the tinge of intimidation I felt when God said, “Warn them!”
Complete in Christ
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My Word for 2024
Do you choose a word for each year, usually something God has led you to? Each year, I begin praying about it in the fall, and this time, it came early.
A book popped up in my Kindle Unlimited feed. “Forward: Discovering God’s Presence and Purpose in Your Tomorrow” by David Jeremiah. It sounded like just what I needed.
The Armor for Our Warfare
I pulled back on the trigger, waiting for the kickback. Pow! I had fired my first shot. My husband gathered up shells, “You did good for the first time.”
You might have fired a gun before, but earthly weapons don’t work for spiritual warfare.
The Rapture Explained
The next prophetic event on God’s calendar is the rapture, the removal of the church. Sometimes we confuse the rapture with the second coming of the Lord, but they are two separate events.
At the rapture, Christ doesn’t touch the earth. All believers, dead and alive will meet Him in the air. After the church is removed from earth, seven years of tribulation will take place.