Extend Forgiveness
The beginning of a new year is a good time to consider those to whom you have yet to extend forgiveness. . .
Donna K. Maltese
Donna K. Maltese is a freelance writer, editor, and writing coach. Mother of two children, grandmother of one very active grandchild, and caretaker of two rescue animals, she resides in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, with her husband. When not reading or writing, Donna, an avid knitter and crocheter, can be found frequently wrestling yarn from her cat. You can check out her website at donnakmaltese.com.
Faith Regardless of Facts
God’s promises can seem outlandish at times. But there is nothing too hard or too wonderful for the Lord. We need to have the faith, regardless of facts. . .
Persistent Prayer
When our loved ones are troubled, our hearts are heavy and we feel helpless. But with Christ within reach, we are anything but powerless. . .
Confident Persistence
When you become bewildered and petrified with fear, “don’t be afraid. Be persistent, and God will see you through. . .
Only Believe
Don’t cry. Don’t be discouraged. Don’t despair. Don’t grieve. Only believe. Jesus just may surprise you beyond anything you ever imagined or expected. . .
When All Seems Lost
When all seems lost in your life, remember Psalm 63. Know that the most important thing you have—faith in God—is there for you to cling to. . .
Sitting Silently
It takes commitment to make sitting silently before the Lord a priority. But when you do so, you cannot be shaken. . .
You Will Find Success
No matter how weary you may be, if you don’t give up, you will find success in whatever God tells you to put your hand to. Just do your duty and leave the results to Him. . .
His Promptings
When you are close to God, you are in tune with the Holy Spirit. You can feel His nudges and promptings. And you can hear His leadings. . .
Don’t Be Troubled
Don’t fear. God has heard your prayer. Don’t be troubled. God is looking upon you with favor and has great things in store for you. Don’t be afraid. Jesus is the source of your greatest joy. . .