Are you living in an “or both” mindset? Do you believe God has the power to work in your circumstance? Are you working each day as if He will bring bountiful blessings to your field? I pray you know that the love of your generous Father withstands every culture clash, every financial woe, and every heartbreak you might be experiencing.

If my tiny evangelical self decided to try and invite a friend to church or talk to them about Jesus but was rejected, my Momma would say “you’ve planted the seed and that’s what matters.” I argue that I might have skipped a step. I didn’t dig the hole first. I didn’t make room for that seed to sink in.

Whether you’re the storm or not. Whether the tree is in your yard or someone else’s- it’s still within your means to help out. We get stuck in the faith that God will intervene without considering that we’re a part of that healing message.

From the gift to the giver. “I’m here for God’s glory and whomever that benefits- all the more praise goes back up to Him! It’s a giant Web of Worship, when we serve one another, acknowledging both the gift that we are and all we have been given .”

The people in our lives may view what we say and do as foolishness or gibberish, but God knows our heart and He loves us despite how poorly we sometimes communicate to others.

If God is within me, why do I have such a quick temper?

Here we talk about identifying and dealing with our anger.

Join us this week as we talk about mentorship in the most unusual way:) Which kind of mentor are you?

On a normal basis, my needs are always met in my service of others. So the question during Covid becomes- “Will I still serve God if my needs aren’t being met?”

From past to present, shame is a bully. Thank God for His mercy in our lives!