When I think of the ocean, it is fathomless and deep. God’s mercy is an ocean and we are invited into its depths. This past weekend, for our 35th anniversary, my husband and I along with two of our siblings and their spouses, visited the Casa Maria Retreat House in Irondale, Alabama. My sister, Laura,... Continue Reading →
Dying to self is about putting aside our own desires and prioritizing love for God and others. It involves surrendering doubts, fears, and selfishness to embrace a new life in Christ. This journey requires faith, daily commitment, and trusting in God's guidance. Ultimately, it leads to healing, forgiveness, and a true understanding of living.
I am humbled and grateful when I consider the sacrifice that Christ made for me. But, is that enough? Is accepting Jesus as my Savior all I'm called to do?
There’s a lot going on in the world. We’re facing hardships and suffering on a global scale. It’s enough to make us wonder if God has forsaken us.
My past defines me and my future holds that elusive happiness I continually seek are the two most insidious lies the ego feeds us.
In the world today, truth as an absolute is considered to be non-existent. The world's definition of truth is flexible and therefore fallible. More importantly, the world's view of truth doesn't require FAITH.
