Welcome to the first bible study in my series "Ordinary Parents with Extraordinary Faith ". In this series, we are going to look at four mothers and four fathers in celebration of Mothers Day and Fathers Day. We are going to unpack their lives to find hidden treasures and lessons that we can begin to apply [...]
My husband is agnostic. There, I’ve said it out loud for the whole world to know. My husband went from being Christian to agnostic. I didn’t ask for this to happen nor did I think I would end up loving the Lord without my husband. For some reason, God has permitted me to be in a [...]
Study the Bible at home? Maybe you're like me and this feels like a tall order. After all, we have so many things pulling at us in different directions and demanding our attention. Reading the Bible at some point during the day is an accomplishment let alone studying it. Yet, diving deep into the Scriptures takes [...]
I love the church I go to. It's free, deep, and full of the presence of God. Many times, I have seen people touched so deeply by God that they get "drunk" in the Spirit. I think it is absolutely gorgeous to watch and I confess that at times I get envious of those experiences. I [...]
Attributes of a good father? Is God a good father? These questions often feature in our minds for a variety of reasons at different times in our lives. Often, we project our view of our earthly dad onto God as a Father thinking that he will treat us in the same way. The impact on our [...]
Who are God's angels? I'll never forget the time God showed me, angels. I was about twelve years old and had been reading a book on angels - the different types, their roles, etc. This was around the same time that I was old enough to begin reading Frank Peretti's books This Present Darkness and Chasing the Darkness. I [...]
Finding strength in challenging times! Yea, that's a tough one. I don't know about you, but, my tough times often come at me with a vengeance. In some ways, I can feel as though one thing hits me before I've fully recovered from the first one. On and on it can go leaving us barely catching [...]
