Does God's will seem like a vague mystery to you? It did to me too. Here's what I learned when I began exploring the idea of God's will.
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Best Christmas Gift Ideas for People Who Work from Home
Surprise your work-from-home friend with the perfect Christmas gift from this list.
Recently Published: God’s Promise to Us When Plans Change
Disclaimer: This is only a selection from the full article. The full article was published on Tirzah July 10, 2017. "I found a really great job opportunity, but it might mean moving to Oregon” my boyfriend said from the other end of the line. My normally fidgety self went completely still. My boyfriend, Kaleb, went … Continue reading Recently Published: God’s Promise to Us When Plans Change
The Value of One: Why You Don’t Have to Save the World
In 2016, over 500,000 people in the US were recorded as homeless. Over 1/5 of those were children. More than 300 million people in the world suffer depression. In 2015, 43.1 million Americans lived in poverty. With such overwhelming need in the world, Christians often think: "How can we possibly fix it all?" "Does what little … Continue reading The Value of One: Why You Don’t Have to Save the World
The Day You Walk on Water
I've heard many a sermon about Peter walking on the water. And I've heard countless applications of the story. They always have a few common denominators taken straight from the Biblical account: there's always a storm, Peter always leaves the boat, and he always eventually sinks. But when I read the story in Matthew 14, I … Continue reading The Day You Walk on Water
Time Is Not Meant to Be Saved; It’s Meant to Be Broken
I'm one of those people who is really into saving time and being as efficient as possible. Wasting time drives me crazy and deciding what to with my time sometimes does too. I'm a multi-tasker and a list-maker. I have one of those time-tracking apps to help me see how much time I spend on … Continue reading Time Is Not Meant to Be Saved; It’s Meant to Be Broken
Five Random Acts of Kindness for Your Family to Try This Winter
This Winter season promises cold weather, countless fires, lots of hot cocoa, and plenty of holiday cheer. But why should the cheerful spirit start and end with the holidays? Keep it going all season long with these five family-oriented random acts of kindness. Drive-through Surprises Winter is a harsh time for those whose job (or … Continue reading Five Random Acts of Kindness for Your Family to Try This Winter
