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Archive for June, 2010
I Am Free
Jun 25th
// Those who have never experienced a personal relationship with Jesus Christ probably can’t understand what Christians mean when they say, “I am free!” There are many kinds of freedom that come to us when we know and walk with Jesus on a day by day basis.
First of all, we are free from the power of sin in our lives. We are instantly forgiven the moment we admit our sin to God, accept that Jesus took the punishment for our sins through His death on the cross, and invite Him to take over our lives. He gives us the power More >
Busy Moms Need A Devos Break!
Jun 17th
I watch my energetic grandchildren bouncing around, calling for mommy, talking, crying, laughing, and go, go, going. They have a whole series of needs and wants throughout the day, and usually it’s “mommy” that they call upon for help.
I watch in awe as my daughters juggle taking care of them, cleaning the house, homeschooling, serving in the church, cooking, doing laundry, grocery shopping, and meeting the needs of family and friends. Their lives are full of activities and on the go constantly. I remember my days of young motherhood also, and I remember how difficult it can be in the More >
From a Sick Heart to a Happy Heart
Jun 9th
My Continued Journey from a Sick Heart to a Happy Heart by Angela Cabrera
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Angela Cabrera
Hope deferred makes the heart sick. Proverbs 13:12 Where there is no vision, the people perish. Proverbs 29:18
Recently, my husband interviewed for a job and made it to the top three. When we found out the job was offered to someone else, we were very disappointed. Throughout our marriage finances have been tight, but it has always been our dream to one day have enough money to own a house, support more missionaries, and have some left over for savings. At the beginning of this year, More >
Decree or Not Decree
Jun 3rd
There is a catch phrase that has infected certain parts of the Christian church and bears a closer look. The genetic traits of such expressions are that they are overused and contagious. A speaker finds a verse of Scripture, is excited by the possibilities, and begins to use it in public. Another person hears it and likes it and begins to use it, and so on until many, if not most, evangelists, prophets, preachers and teachers are repeating what they have heard others speak, without ever exploring the source. Such is the case with the epidemic called More >
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