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Another Lesson from My Garden

Once again, God has used my garden to teach me another lesson about weeding. Today I was weeding my garden. Some weeds were easy to pull up by the root, while others were so hard that I had to fight to get them out. Then there were some that I had to use a shovel…

Worry Not

I was reading Luke this morning, and a verse caused me to stop. I had to pause and re-read it. I know that I have heard it several times. It is beautiful how God will make certain words jump off the page at you. I wanted to share the message He sent me today. I…

Forgiveness and Renewal

Yesterday my Pastor talked about how God restored Peter. How Peter’s forgiveness of himself was crucial, and how he had to get out of the shame of sin. It made me start examining my life and think, where am I? I have been swamped these past several months and haven’t spent time with Jesus as…

Time

One star  One grain of sand One second on the clock Tick It all seems so vast Until it is not! Tock Tick The last twinkle The last visit  The last second Tock The seconds matter Make the call Spend that time  Follow Jesus A new commandment  I give to you,  that you love one…

Silent Saturday

Do you ever wonder how heartbroken the disciples felt that Saturday? Their Lord, friend, and teacher, was gone. He was brutally beaten and murdered. Darkness surrounded them. They had heard His message and some parts of them were hopeful still. However, the horror of what they witnessed made them doubt and wonder if Jesus was…

Who is Jesus to You?

“But what about you?” he asked. “Who do you say I am?” Matthew 16:15  Jesus asked Simon Peter this question; my Pastor challenged us with the same question last week. Who do we say Jesus is? I have been thinking about it for a week off and on now. Who is Jesus to me? Truthfully,…

Hold on to the Faith

“Now faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen.”Hebrews 11:1 ESV I am holding onto this verse as I remember my mom tonight. Her faith was so strong. She lived the last several years in severe pain. However, she never lost faith. She sometimes asked why but always believed…

Denial is a Thief

Denial is a thief It acts like a protector Guarding you against the hurt, Keeping you safe. However, it steals . . . Time to spend those last moments, Time to enjoy each other’s presence.  Denial turns into regret, Regret then becomes bitterness, How could I have wasted the last few conversations? What was I…

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