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God Doesn’t Have Ordinary Children

Early in my speaking ministry, I sat chatting with a pastor, and she said, “I took notes while you were speaking.”
Honored that a pastor could gleam something from my message, I smiled, “Really? Thank you.”
Elijah arrived on the scene out of nowhere. He came from Tishbi, an insignificant place located in the rocky hill country of Gilead, not a major city. This mountain man approached evil King Ahab, who is married to the evil foreign queen Jezabel. Elijah delivered a message from God: no rain, nor dew for a period that lasted about three and one-half years.

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The Obstacle Standing Between Us and God’s Promise

When Covid restrictions began, they told us it would be over in a matter of weeks. Weeks turned into months. I watched my full calendar of events vanish. An obstacle stood between me and God’s promise to use me as a speaker.
Genesis chapter fifteen opens as God told Abram not to fear. God hadn’t changed his name to Abraham yet. Abram had just returned from a rescue mission for his nephew, Lot. There’s nothing like warring kings or a pandemic to make you think twice about your mortality.

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Are You Free From Your Feelings?

Are You Free From Your Feelings?

She gave a warning. Her comment might be insensitive. As a blind woman, I think I can handle most questions about my sight, but that one opened up a wound. It stung throughout the day. It followed me to bed where I cried out to God, “Give me Your Word tonight to replace the lie.”
My daughter, here you go:

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