Jesus, I need You. I need You with all I am. I need Your strength, because mine is all gone. I need Your wisdom to see through all the worldly crud. I need Your love to flow through me when … Continue reading
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Category Archives: restoration
Sin
When you think about what Jesus died for… All that He died for, what do you think about? Big bad sins? Like cold blood murder? Armed robbery? Abortion? Drunkenness? Or smaller sins? Like selfishness? Snide remarks? Envy or jealously? Or, … Continue reading
Restore
Is it alright for Christians to bend to themselves? Bend to the world? No, but we do it anyway. We forget about God. We forget about His incredible sacrifice and salvation freely given. David forgot. In Psalm 51:12, he asks … Continue reading
Horribly Disappointed
When you are horribly disappointed at something in life… When there is not a thing you can do about it… What then? What is your response? Wallow in self pity, relishing the mood of despair hanging over your head? While … Continue reading
Rising From the Dead
Not literally. I’m talking about spirit crushed, gut wrenching grief. When you are overcome with grief from the very depths of your soul and you cry until you cannot cry anymore. That kind of dead. Times like those are when … Continue reading
Redemption
Always knew God would redeem us. He promised He would. And He always keeps His word. But standing back and watching His plan unfold is different. It’s breathtaking. Leaves me speechless. And I am part of His plan. So is … Continue reading
Choose to Move On
Disappointment is real, isn’t it? Life isn’t always a bed of roses. Heck, roses have thorns, but they sure smell wonderful, so it is a mixed bag at best. Life, that is. Here’s the bottom line: since we are guaranteed … Continue reading
God Himself Will Restore You
God Himself will restore you (1Peter 5:10). Really? God, who created all things, will personally restore me? He cares that much about me? Yes, and more than we could possibly know. We are in His thoughts. He knows the number … Continue reading
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