One Woman's Faith

When the pslamist wrote, “For thou hast delivered my soul from death,” I have to believe he knew a little something about defeat – and, victory. I surmise this is why he finished the verse with confidence in God’s power… Continue reading

We are called to lovingly speak His certitudes into the lives of those we love. However, there are situations in which it can be hard to speak that said truth. Some are so difficult that no matter how kindly you… Continue reading

There is a simple, but profound, truth to hold onto – Jesus is moved by humilty and faith. Acknowledging your helplessness leads you to a place of reverent faith (because all your confidence is no longer in anyone other than… Continue reading

As I read Joshua’s story, I am always encouraged by the Lord’s admonishment and promises. If we observe His word, live in His ways, and surrender to His will, His promise is to always lead us and deliver us from… Continue reading

Our Creator named us – we are His. Our Savior loved us with the Cross, and that is the ultimate gift of grace – we most definitely matter to Him. The way we love Him back could never, in our… Continue reading

About a year and a half ago, the Lord sent a wise woman of God into my life who encouraged me to sit quiet before Him and ask Him this question: “What does Your joy for my life look like,… Continue reading

Letting go of impossible situations, and braving surrender to the Lord, is always best; yet I sometimes stammer in saying yes to His will and way. Nonetheless, His word assures He gives me a spirit of power and love –… Continue reading

There are times in life when things do not make sense – circumstances can be disheartening, confusing, and seem impossible. So when God calls us to have faith, we might react with doubt instead. It is easy to identify with… Continue reading

Scottish preacher David McIntyre astutely admonished, “The equipment for the inner life of prayer is simple, if not always easily secured. It consists particularly of a quiet place, a quiet hour, and a quiet heart.” I concur the gear of… Continue reading