Author Archives: Angie Mitchell

Today I was reading Matthew 18:21-35, and God laid these words on my heart. I wanted to share them with you. So many people don’t want to forgive because they equate it with saying, “It’s okay,” The action you are forgiving wasn’t okay; forgiveness isn’t about saying it is okay. It is about letting goContinue reading “Forgiveness is Freeing”

I will make a way in the wilderness and rivers in the desert. Isaiah 43:19 Do you create pictures in your head as you read? I do, and today’s verse painted a beautiful picture of God’s graciousness to us.  I will make a way in the wilderness… Webster defines wilderness as an uncultivated, uninhabited, andContinue reading “He Will Make A Way”

I love how the Bible is a living thing. You can read a verse or chapter several times and learn something new each time you read it. The first chapter of Joshua is a message from God to Joshua as he is about to take over for Moses. While these verses are written primarily toContinue reading “Following His Path”

So thankful for the Light God provides us. Jesus was sent to be our light. No matter how dark our days get we can always look toward the light and hope we have in Jesus. It is important to remember though, while we may want the entire path flooded with light, He knows exactly howContinue reading “A Light in the Darkness”

So often, I find myself saying I don’t have enough time. I am always striving to get just one more thing done. It is so easy to fall into the trap of being in a rut of surviving instead of thriving. That is when perspective comes in handy. We must stop and seek God andContinue reading “Seeking God’s Wisdom and Purpose”

I had the privilege to be a contributing author for The Round Farmhouse Ministries’ Advent series. I have been blessed by all the posts in this series. I highly recommend liking their Facebook page and reading the series. Hope, peace, joy, and love all came into this world wrapped in swaddling clothes. He is theContinue reading “A Gift of Peace”

Depression, anger, bitterness, brokenness, and feelings of worthlessness or shame can shackle you to the past and make it hard to move forward. Hearing the song Break Every Chain tonight painted such an essential picture in my mind. Imagine standing or kneeling in front of Jesus, asking for his help, and one by one, HeContinue reading “Break Every Chain”

Have you ever been driving early in the morning or late at night and it is so foggy that you can’t see two feet in front of you and have to sit up on the steering wheel just to ensure you don’t hit anything? Most of us can relate to this. Life can be thatContinue reading “Trusting God in Foggy Conditions”

I just finished reading through the Old Testament with my ladies group at church. It was such an eye opener for me on how patient and pure God’s love is for us. This is my first time reading thru the Old Testament. Chapter 9 of Nehemiah was so powerful for me. It summed up whatContinue reading “God’s Love is Patient”

My mom was such an amazing walking testimony of Faith. She dealt with severe pain off and on for the last  5 years of her life. However, the major health issues were there for the last 12. She would pray constantly at times. There were times at the hospital when she would be half asleepContinue reading “Faith In Action: My Mom’s Legacy”