The Power of Forgiveness
The Power of Forgiveness
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What will you find in our blog? A little bit of everything! You’ll discover inspiration from what God is teaching me, encouragement for everyday life, Bible verses, faith-filled thoughts, and lessons the Lord lays on my heart to share. You might read a funny grandkid story, find a delicious recipe to try, discover a favorite product, or simply enjoy a glimpse into our everyday adventures. One thing is certain—you never know what you’ll find here! So keep checking back to see what’s on my heart, what’s on my mind, and what God is doing along the way.
A very simple but powerful thought tonight…..
Prayer Is Strength, Not an Interruption!
Too often we treat prayer as something that interrupts our busy day, when in reality it is the very thing that gives us the strength to face it.
Prayer isn’t wasted time—it’s time spent with the One who already knows your burdens, fears, and needs. Before every decision, every battle, and every blessing, God simply desires for us to come to Him.
Jesus often stepped away from the crowds to pray, reminding us that if the Son of God needed time with the Father, how much more do we?
“Pray without ceasing.” (1 Thessalonians 5:17 NKJV)
Don’t let prayer become your last resort. Let it be your first response. You’ll discover that what once felt like an interruption is actually the source of the strength you’ve been looking for.
A God Who Stays
People leave! This is just a sad reality.Friends drift apart. Relationships fail. Promises are broken. In our darkest moments, it can feel as though everyone has walked away.
Parable of the Net
In Matthew 13:47-50, Jesus tells the Parable of the Net. Fishermen cast a large net into the sea and gather all kinds of fish. When the net is full, they separate the good fish from the bad.
What Do People See In You?
When people meet you, what do they see?
Who lead you to the Lord?
Who Led You to the Lord?
Word Matter
As I was reading Matthew 12:33-37, God clearly showed me how much the words that we speak matter. The words that come out of our mouths truly are what is in our hearts. So when you say, "I didn't mean that!" You might want to truly search your soul because what comes out of the mouth is truly what is in the heart so says the word of God. Words can heal, destroy, encourage or deceive. They can lift up and they can tear down. So when you go to make that post on social media, to send that text message, to make that ugly comment online, to take part in gossip or just in general communication.....THINK. Three thoughts to ponder: how are you speaking, what are you posting, and how are your treating others verbally?