The Bible is full of miracles that speak of a living God. He is the God that makes the impossible, possible! He makes all things work together for good. He wants to bless you! ‘A Miracle Every Day’ will help you develop your faith and experience the presence and power of God!
Why pray in agreement with His will?
Like me, have you ever addressed “automatic” prayers to God that, maybe out of disappointment or habit, are no longer filled with expectation?
Jesus revealed Him…
Unfortunately, many of us experienced the pain of having an absent father because he walked away or passed away prematurely…Because of this, most of us find it difficult to allow ourselves to be loved by a God who calls Himself our Father.
You’re no longer a slave to fear!
Are you often paralyzed by fear? Fear of emptiness, the fear preventing you from jumping out of comfort and familiarity to live the life God has lovingly prepared for you?
Do you need to forgive God?
Have you ever had these kinds of thoughts about God?…“Does He hear my prayers? Why is He letting misfortune hit my family? Why won’t He give me that job? Why aren’t I married yet?” etc…
Bury guilt and finally forgive yourself!
Do you ever blame yourself? Constantly dwell on your mistakes? The devil’s goal is to continually accuse us. He is called the accuser of the brethren. The one who accuses day and night.
3 keys to healing after offense
Today I’d like to share with you 3 keys for healing after offense. Did you know that when we’re hurt, we put into place methods, consciously or not, to protect our hearts.
God is greater than your suffering
How can we talk about forgiveness without talking about scars? Forgiving doesn’t make the wrong that was done disappear. Forgiveness doesn’t erase the wound…
What forgiveness isn’t…
When we are hurt, when it is difficult to forgive, often fear takes up residence: “If I forgive, then we’ll have to reconcile and be friends again, just like before!” But no…that’s not true!
Love thinks no evil…
I wish to encourage you, again today, to take care of your heart. Sometimes it only takes a small offense, an expression or glance, a slightly misspoken word, for bitterness to rise up in our inner beings.
