Tag Archive for: God’s faithfulness
We Should Trust God—But for What?
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"You cannot trust us to let you face trouble alone."
So too with God. Yet I have often trusted Him for the wrong thing.
Winding Back Up in God’s Arms
True to our fallen human nature, we sometimes let our broken circumstances inform our relationship with God (If He loves me or cares about me, He wouldn’t let this happen!), and in those moments, we simply just want nothing to do with God.
How 3 Bible Characters Recovered from Their Failures
When we think of our favourite Bible characters, we often remember their grand exploits and victories. But even the best of them are frail and flawed human beings, and had to go through times of failure before they finally “made it”.
When God Rewrites Our Stories (As revealed through 3 Bible Characters)
There’s a story we all have of ourselves that we’ve come to believe. Whether it’s a story of hurt, pain, or disappointment, our Heavenly Father delights in rewriting our stories.
God Felt Like a Genie—Until I Learned About His Traits
Have you ever felt like you are rattling off a list of wants to a genie while talking to God? Most of my prayer life felt that way.
When God Allowed My Deepest Fears to Happen
Courage, dear child, was God’s silent whisper to me. I didn’t understand it then, but I held onto His promise that He is with me. Little did I know that my greatest fear was about to happen.
3 Unexpected Gifts of 2020
A morning swim at the outdoor pools, with the glorious sun on my back. A coffee in a cafe, breathing in the scent of freshly grounded coffee beans. A haircut at the hairdresser’s, watching dead ends snipped away.
Just a few short months ago, the idea of being able to do any of the above seemed like an impossible reality.
To All Who Are Anxious and Fearful
Title: To All Who Are Anxious and Fearful
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Is Fear Threatening to Overwhelm You?
I was listening to one of my favorite Christian radio shows, and the topic that day was fear. I thought to myself, “I really don’t have a problem with fear,” but I listened anyway. Fast forward about 10 years . . . Now I can tell you about fear.