Quiet Time: Day Three

Quiet Time: Day Three

There is a purification we walk through when we are in a relationship with Jesus.  A Refiner’s fire to burn away anything that is not like Him. I want to have a heart like Christ, to love what he loves and hate what he hates. Hardheartedness is so dangerous in the life of a believer, but living with a soft heart is vulnerable.  Soft-hearted people live with the opportunity to be hurt, in fact, they will be hurt. When that hurt comes, however, it is so important not to harden because of it but to bring it back to God in these morning moments.  

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Quiet Time: Day One

Quiet Time: Day One

I hope this acts as a guide for you.  Let yourself off the hook if you haven’t known how to have a quiet time, don’t let that keep you from being in a relationship with Jesus! Just start somewhere, start today!  

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6 Myths about "Quiet Time"

6 Myths about "Quiet Time"

Over the years the phrase “quiet time” has gotten a lot of press.  It has become something people do to reflect, to meditate or pray. It is definitely something to post about on Instagram and let people know that you have had some good quiet time, but what is it really?  When someone is having quiet time, what is the goal? What do they do during the so-called “quiet time”? 

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What Are You Wearing?

What Are You Wearing?

I realized what the Lord was showing me was a warning for me and also for those people who are a part of our church.  There is an assignment from the enemy to bring a spirit of heaviness upon us. When the spirit of heaviness comes upon us it attempts to keep us down, sad, broken, hurting and lost.  These feelings, though they are real and often justified, when they are persistent in our lives keep us from living the life God has for us. This heaviness takes over and we no longer can do the things we love to do, we no longer care whether or not we get out of bed and have a productive day.  When the spirit of heaviness comes upon us we lose sight of who God is.

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Are You My Mother?

Are You My Mother?

“Isn’t it interesting how the most frustrating thing in others is often what we are annoyed with in ourselves? There have been times over the past few years when I have needed to talk to someone, but I didn’t want to bother them, thought it was silly or knew I could eventually figure it out on my own.  Let’s face it, I am a woman, sometimes I need to talk about it! I could kick myself that I didn’t see it until now.”

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