Category: Holy
When Hard is Best
Yesterday I was attempting to change my squirmy daughter out of her soiled diaper (and clothes, let’s be real). She was not having it. There were screams. Tears. Lots of wiggles. She…
Continue readingDon’t Engage
We’re all familiar with the account of the first sin, found in Genesis 3. The serpent, cunning and deceptive, approaches Eve and asks what seems to be a simple question: “Has God…
Continue readingYou Are The World’s View
There are a lot of responsibilities on Christians. We are required to spread the good news of Jesus to the entire world (Mark 16:15). We are required to keep all of the…
Continue readingWhat Do You Praise?
Let me throw this out from the beginning: I am not a parent. I know nothing more than what the Bible says about parenting. I haven’t experienced it. I don’t get it.…
Continue readingWhere’s Your Mind?
I love when the Bible gives me tests of faithfulness. There are a lot of times when I can deceive myself by thinking, “Oh, you’re not really doing that, so you’re ok!”…
Continue readingLive Hope, Give Hope
So many people have been abruptly taken from this life lately. A boy from college, a girl from high school. A mom. A dad. And I have cried and prayed and hurt for…
Continue readingUse What You Know
I have always found the story of David and Goliath to be a fascinating one. When you get past the kid facts and get into the real meat of the lesson, there…
Continue readingSanctification Thursday
Last Thursday evening, some ladies from East Hill got together to continue a study on sanctification. We started our study in Leviticus, and ending up talking about all kinds of things. One…
Continue readingIt’s Resolution Time Again
In preparing for my girls class on Sunday morning, I wanted to do something special that dealt with resolutions. As I was researching, I found a list of the top 10 New…
Continue readingThe Thessalonian Approach
The church at Thessalonica was a good church. Paul would often admonish and encourage them, and his letters to them are quite inspiring. These first century Christians were ready for Jesus to…
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