An Abundant Life
Jesus wants us to live an abundant life, and when we do—when we are full of His Spirit—we have plenty to share with the people He puts in our lives. That abundant overflow comes from. . .
Jesus wants us to live an abundant life, and when we do—when we are full of His Spirit—we have plenty to share with the people He puts in our lives. That abundant overflow comes from. . .
God does what it takes for us to notice. We should welcome His voice, whether it’s through the scriptures, nature, dreams, a pastor, or any other creative means. . .
There are times when our spiritual walk feels like a desert. There are few signs of life or progress, and things are dry and brown. But God is our restorer and rainfall on dry land. . .
Throughout scripture we see the command to “be silent” or “be still.” Have you ever taken a moment to meditate on and ponder this command? Why silence?
Life is so noisy. In the middle of all the chaos, God longs for us to spend quiet time with Him. He doesn’t care where this takes place, or even if it’s completely silent in that place. . .
While God calls us to rest, He’s not keen on wasted time. We need to be good stewards (caregivers) of the twenty-four hours we’re given in a day. . .
Many women eat right, work out at the gym, count calories and carbs, and go for annual check-ups. How ironic, then, that so many fail to stay on top of their spiritual heart health. . .
Life would be more peaceful, more focused, more infused with joy if we were already in the midst of communion with God when troubles come. . .
Our heavenly Father instructs us to be still. When we calm ourselves physically and mentally, we allow ourselves to feel the peace that comes with the presence of the Holy Spirit within us. . .
We tend to think that the longer and harder we work, the more productive we will be. But when we become fatigued spiritually and emotionally, we eventually reach a point of exhaustion. . .