The last few verses became daily prayers over my family. Do you do the same thing with God’s Word? Do you memorize it? What are your 2024 plans with Jesus? Realnetta@gmail.com
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A little phrase my Dad used to say to me popped into my head when I read these verses. And now certain words I think (or say) are alerts to me that my heart needs a new tune.
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Who is your enemy? How do you handle the list of fears & concerns that go around and around in your head? These verses give us a few practical ideas.
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No one can make us spend time with Jesus… no one else can put His Spirit in or on us. So spend time in the Bible… and here’s a simple way to break down one verse and pull info & inspiration from it.
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There’s a constant thought process & “voice” we listen to… who’s voice is it? God can turn our lives in totally different direction by changing the way we think.
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Keeping track of answered prayer builds our faith & helps us keep a thankful heart. Here’s the little system of praying for certain things on specific days that I’ve used for years.
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It felt like God was telling me the same thing over and over… “I already learned that God!!!” But then I took a closer look at my journal & realized He was saying more than I was hearing.
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An incredibly selfish man was all set to kill, totally destroy. Our selfishness can do the same. Esther could’ve stepped away from the opportunity to rescue others, but she takes her fear to God throu...
A young lady’s plans and goals were destroyed in one quick moment. Her story gives us practical responses for the times when our own life is not what we’d written in our planners.
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This last episode from Isaiah 53:5 looks at how the horrible things Jesus endured gives us healing... beyond just our bodies. Lies & hurts can be replaced with fresh truth.
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When you hear the phrase, “the storm raged on for many days,” what comes to mind? Paul knew who he belonged to & took courage. Can you say that, too? (Acts 27)
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Two words that just upset me, and I’m sick of hearing them... “ Uncertain Times.” But are these times really that different than any others? (Acts 24)
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Paul’s brave nephew did three things that made a giant difference in Paul’s life. When we do them they’ll be like a warm, comforting scarf to others around us, too. (Acts 23)
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The early Christians did not do things alone, but always gave other people a chance to experience what God was doing, too. Here’s a few practical ways to do that. (Acts 10)
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We’ve all been finding ourselves in unexpected situations, living in mode that cannot continue long term. Take a quick pointer from Philip from Acts 8.
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