It was early one Thursday morning at the Perk Avenue coffee shop. We had been meeting weekly, writing together for a year, and were praying about what to write next.
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Tag: God’s love
Believing God – An Elephant Story
And when I pray, I believe God . . . one look at the elephant on my desk and I’m reminded that my God is still in the miracle business. I need only pray and believe.
Read moreA Simple Touch
How many times have I missed the opportunity to be His hands and feet, His” little Christ?
Read moreA Gift For Me?
We all like gifts—the prettier the package, the more festive the gift, the better. No matter the size, if we see a wrapped gift with a bow, or a pretty bag full of crisp tissue paper sticking out of the top, we want it.
Read moreScratch ‘N Sniff Bible, by Lynn Blackburn
I’ve always wondered what it would be like if my Bible came with a scratch-n-sniff option. Imagine what the Garden of Eden smelled like. The fragrance of fruit trees and grasses and roses without thorns. The aroma of a world brand new. Fresh and clean. But it didn’t stay that way.
Read moreFor Such A Time As This
And who knows but that you have come to royal position for such a time as this?
Read moreCracked Pots
I may not be the most magnificent pot in the pile, but God still loves me and has a purpose for me. AND . . . He has one for you too.
Read moreSecrets
The Lord wants to confide in us but just as we have to be worthy of a friend’s trust, we have to be worthy of God’s trust. Would you tell your secrets to just anyone? No, and neither will God.
Read moreAblaze with God’s Love
Last Thanksgiving, at Cheryl’s request, we had a bonfire. She brought bags and boxes of books from her house: books about spells, sorcery, magic and witchcraft. It was scene straight out of the book of Acts. Cheryl tossed the books one by one into the flames.
Read moreDaddy’s Coat: A Coat of Love
God has a coat of love for me as well—one that shields and protects and will remain forever. And, as His child wearing His coat, I can call Him “Abba, Father.”
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