Tag: god
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What do you do when what God has promised and what you can see seem to contradict each other? In Isaiah 54, God tells a barren, desolate woman to sing—and then tells her to make room. The children weren’t there yet. The circumstances hadn’t changed yet. But God knew what was coming. There is so…
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There is always more of God to discover. ❤️ As we continue seeking His heart and spending time in His presence, we begin recognizing Him in ways we couldn’t before. Seeking God isn’t about chasing experiences; it’s about pursuing relationship. The encounter isn’t the destination. He is. So keep seeking. Keep listening. Keep drawing near.…
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Have you ever wondered, “Was that God speaking to me—or was that just me?” 💎 In this episode, my daughter and I look at people throughout Scripture who heard God’s voice, share some of our own experiences, and talk about how we can learn to recognize His voice, test what we hear, and respond in…
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There are plenty of ways we can spend our time, but today the Lord gave me this simple promise: “You will never regret giving Me your time.” Time with God is never wasted. It changes the way we think, helps us recognize His voice, and gives Him room to comfort, teach, and redirect us. Someday,…
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There is a difference between learning from the past and living in it. Your past can teach you without controlling you. Your mistakes can make you wiser without becoming your identity. We can’t change yesterday. But we can allow God to use what happened yesterday to change how we walk with Him today. So take…
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It is amazing how much of our time and energy can be consumed by things that, in the grand scheme of eternity, really don’t matter very much. “The LORD has given me a strong warning not to think like everyone else does.” — Isaiah 8:11 NLT The world is constantly teaching us what should matter.…
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“Choose you this day whom you will serve.” Joshua 24:15 Bondage rarely introduces itself as bondage. It may begin as something we want. Something appealing. Something comfortable. It might begin as something harmless that slowly begins to consume us, and eventually, without realizing it, we can find ourselves serving it instead of God. If we…


