My heart is full. I read II Kings 18-20 this morning, the life of Hezekiah, a man who was praised above all others. “There was no one like him among all the kings of Judah, either before him or after him.” Before or after? Really? Even David? Read what it…
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Wow, God!
Three stooges. Three muskateers. Three amigos. Three Blind Mice. Many things come in groups of three. It’s true for my life as well, as three separate areas are currently pointing in the same direction, leading me to declare, “Wow, God!” 1.) I & II Kings In reading through I &…
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Psalm 119: Prayers for guidance, renewal, and strength
I like categorizing and sorting things. As you can see, that’s how I’ve been working through Psalm 119. Today, I’d like to share the prayers of Psalm 119, sorted into three categories. “Teach me Your Word” – Open my eyes, that I may behold wonderful things from Your law. –…
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Praying in the new school year
As I begin to plan the next school year, I’ve claimed this as my theme verse: As for me, far be it from me that I should sin against the LORD by failing to pray for you. And I will teach you the way that is good and right. (I…
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When life throws you on your knees
A couple of weeks ago, our daughter K disobeyed, and I was devistated. Both my husband and I were. It caught us off-guard, and I was in tears, at a loss as to how to handle the situation. I collapsed on the floor and rested against the couch. On my…
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Bread of Life
I’m going through a book called, “Praying the Names of Jesus” and it has been so helpful. Right now I’m on “Bread of Life” and today’s just struck me. From John 6, after feeding the 5000 and filling their bellies w/ bread, Jesus said, Stop working for food that spoils.Work…