Psalm 139 Ministry
Controversial words. Carefully and intentionally chosen for this blog. I find them tragically controversial. Their controversy, is an attack, on my vital role: daughter of God, wife, mother, grandmother, sister, and friend. In that order. Those who know me well would describe me as anything but submissive. I carry a strong personality full of gritVIEW POST
““What is truth?” Pilate asked. Then he went out again to the people and told them, “He is not guilty of any crime. But you have a custom of asking me to release one prisoner each year at Passover. Would you like me to release this ‘King of the Jews’?””John 18:38-40 NLT Today as IVIEW POST
As I read through a passage of scripture this morning, it spoke to me. Not unusual as I find this to be true most mornings. I would like to say, every morning, but that would not be honest. There are mornings when my mind is distracted. Wandering through thoughts of other things. I may beVIEW POST
My Father, the one whom my soul loves, has extended mercy through grace, gifting me a forgiven life, that extends forgiveness to others as an example of his compassionate unfailing love. On Father’s Day, I am thankful for the gift of his Holy Spirit, as he has afforded me the opportunity, to overcome the thingsVIEW POST
Intentionally or not, we seek the approval of others. Affirmation. Reassurance. Inclusion. Respect. We seek to be part of a group. Maybe a small group. But, a group nonetheless. Our desire is to be heard, understood, and respected. To stand alone is hard. Difficult at best. Wobbly knees. Shaking voice. Insides like jelly. Yet, despiteVIEW POST
Catchy phrase. One I’ve said to myself many times. A phrase I’ve made as a statement in an attempt to will myself out of fear into Faith. At times I’ve said these three words with barely a whisper of strength in some of the most dire circumstances. The circumstances that punch you in the gutVIEW POST
