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Live Fearless episode 3
As we go through the armor of God, I like to call this part "two shoes and a shield." If you missed the first episodes, those links will be...
My Thoughts or God’s?
As Christians, the Bible says we have the mind of Christ, but sometimes I question my thoughts. Is that from God? Is it my own thought? How can I discern the difference? Can you relate?
Living on Empty
“Hear, O Lord, and have mercy on me; Lord, be my helper!” You have turned for me my mourning into dancing; You have put off my sackcloth and clothed...
A Faith Walk
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Graduation Day
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10 Comforting Truths When Your Body Fights Pain
During the past couple months, I desperately needed something specific from the Bible. Verses about physical pain. I couldn't find an...
Guide Dog Tales: The Attack
Put on the whole armor of God, that you may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil. Ephesians 6:11 NKJV Iva and I have walked the same...
Do You Know If God Is Really Faithful? Guest Post by Rebecca Barlow Jordan
Have you ever wondered if God really cares about you? Is He faithful to give you guidance when you need it most? Does He want to hear about...
The Power of Knowing Jesus
As I anticipated what I feared would be the most painful experience in my life, I put my prayer request on our church Facebook Messenger group. Immediately, people began praying.
When Fear Knocks
I was content living with a visual impairment. I had grown up with it. Changes took place slowly, and they were hardly noticeable. Then, in 2011, my vision diminished dramatically, and I had to face the fear of living in total darkness.
The fear was more than I could handle. When you grow accustomed to living in a particular manner for 50 years, it is hard to imagine changes. What would it be like to never see the faces of friends and loved ones? How would it feel to never see flowers again? What about the mountains outside my window? How would I do such things like cooking, laundry, or Bible study? Will I lose all of it, or will I still see light? Yes, light, please God, not total darkness!