Food For Your Spirit

Day 4: Casting off

In Mark 10 we read about Bartimaeus. What do we know of him? He was blind. He sat and probably begged. We look at his outward appearance. Jesus knows what is going on inside. Bartimaeus calls out to Jesus. The crowd tries to shut him down,

Day 5: Acceptance

There is something I have come to accept. I am not a “wonder woman” or a “superwoman”. Sorry if this disappoints some of you! I have come to realize; I don’t want the titles or the expectations that go with it.

Day 9: Testimony

Are you Tired of Waiting?

I have to ask the question: are you tired of waiting? Waiting for what you may ask: a fulfillment of a dream, vision or calling. It is not easy in our society today to wait for something. We have to have it all now. I mean right now. It all has to come together just like we thought. After all, that is what we fill ourselves with – instant gratification.

What working on puzzles can teach you – Be still

Be still. Know. I am God. Simple words, not so easy to do. What does this really mean? This morning after worship and prayer, I sat down to work on a puzzle. As I sifted through the pieces, I realized this is like therapy to me. It seems like the Lord was using this to speak to my heart.

God thinks about me.

Food for Friday. During this Lenten season, I have been reading Psalm 40. This is from The Living Bible: "5 O Lord my God, many and many a time you have done great miracles for us, and we are ever in your thoughts. Who else can do such glorious things? No one else can be compared with you. There isn’t time to tell of all your wonderful deeds."

Tuesday word. 2/4/2020

Fear needs to go...

Throwing off

As we come to the end of the Lenten season, let us reflect upon the areas in need of releasing to the Lord. Let us "cast off every weight". Hebrews 12:1