Experiencing Hope, Finding Truth
Morning Meditation: As the end of 2024 draws near, I find myself reflecting on my actions over the last 12 months, but also looking ahead to a new year. It is a time to evaluate and plan how I represent God to the world. #morningmeditation. #evaluate #plan
Morning Meditation: For years my relationship with God was transactional. I believed I had to earn His love and constantly bargained with Him. When I embraced His unconditional love, everything changed. #morningmeditation #whatkindofloveisthis
Morning Meditation: As I read today’s verse, I’m keenly aware of God’s steadfast and unconditional love for me. I don’t have to earn it, it’s a gift. #morningmeditation #grace bible.com/bible/59/mat.5.3.ESV
Morning Meditation: Somerimes It’s difficult to remember the guidance given in this verse, but when I surrender my worries to the Lord, peace always follows. #morningmeditation #peace
The days after Christmas carry their own kind of quiet. The decorations may still be up. The calendar may already be turning. But something lingers — not loudly, not urgently — just present. Christ didn’t ask us to rush back into anything. He didn’t arrive to be managed or maintained. He came quietly… and He…
Some of us grew up learning that love comes with strings, expectations, pressure, or pain. For years, I believed God’s love worked the same way. I thought I had to earn it, prove myself, behave perfectly, or somehow demonstrate that I was worth loving. But this week’s Scriptures gently unravel that lie. They remind us…
Morning Meditation: when I remember to focus on Jesus instead of allowing my thoughts to take over, I have peace in my soul. #morningmeditation #peace
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I, too, have been evaluating and planning how to best represent God. As I work through the book “The Awe of God,” I can see where I need to improve in order to please my Lord and Savior. This scripture stood out to me today: We are confident, yes, well pleased rather to be absent from the body and to be present with the Lord. (2 Corinthians 5:8)