How life taught me the value of seeking God daily, not just in the storm. They’re called “prayers from the foxhole" for a reason. The term originated during World War I. Foxholes were hastily dug burrows or trenches, used to protect soldiers from enemy fire. Housing only one or two soldiers, they allowed troops to... Continue Reading →
God is sovereign over all of creation. Psalm 86 rejoices in His goodness and declares that He alone is God. Psalm 86, a prayer of David, is a beautiful psalm honoring God’s sovereignty and goodness. In times of distress, God is our refuge. He’s the source of all joy, forgiveness, and comfort. He alone is... Continue Reading →
When we pray, we draw near to God. In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. These words acknowledge the cross and the very nature of God as the Holy Trinity, God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. It seems like a simple statement.... Continue Reading →
Unity has always been hard. Still, Christ calls us to be unified in mind, body, and spirit as we advance His Kingdom on earth. Nowhere in scripture does God promise that the pursuit of unity won’t be hard. Any more than He promises that battling sin won’t be hard, or that our suffering won’t be costly.... Continue Reading →
Are we a lost generation led by souls wandering in the wilderness of selfish desire instead of God's mercy and love? Scripture directs us to pray for the lost, of whom we are one. As the world draws farther and farther away from God, prayer has the power to draw us back to Him and... Continue Reading →
