We live in a world of pain and war. It’s everywhere we look, and it’s heart-wrenching. I grief with this world, and with the many people that experience injustice. How much more will a God who loves us grieve for the things done to His children?
Sometimes, my anxious thoughts are like barriers to that quiet place deep down in my soul, where time with Jesus opens my eyes to the golden and glorious things around me. Sometimes, I am too distracted to see what is right before my eyes.
We are living in interesting times. During times like these, I sometimes wonder what God feels. Is He hurting? Is He angry? Is He smiling? Maybe, just maybe, all of the above? One thing I do know: He is in control!
It's been a few of those darker days lately. No amount of reading the Word, praying, and journaling helped. So I gave up and instead, started praising His name. And His goodness overwhelmed me!
On those desperate days, when anxiety overtakes, when I can barely get out of bed, I need to remember one thing: Jesus. It won't lift that heavy blanket, but it will give me perspective.
We are sons and daughters of the King, we are of noble birth. This noble birth is directly linked with a lifestyle of generosity. Let's think about that!
Even though David was anointed to be king, he first served as a shepherd, his family, and at king Saul's court. Before he was a hero, he first served. Maybe, this is the more heroic deed of his life?
Do you know that feeling? When you have a house full of people, all of them hungry and thirsty, waiting for you to serve them? It’s a lot of work, and a lot of stress.
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