I heard the most interesting question. “Are you living and praying according to your problems or according to your purpose?” One focuses on the problem. The other is on Jesus, the Author and Perfecter of the faith He’s given you. … Continue reading →

I was walking across a parking lot today running an errand when it hit me. How is it possible that in the midst of life’s daily tasks Jesus can be forgotten? It’s possible when you focus on who you are … Continue reading →

Ephesians 2:1-3 reveals that we were children of wrath before our faith in Jesus. Because of our sinful state, God was not all lovey-dovey with us. In fact, the reality is that the stench of our lives ticked Him off. … Continue reading →

I was sharing today with my BIG partner about my desire for God to perform the miracle of instantaneous life change. I’m seeing victory, but the falls still, well, hurt. (Can’t find a stronger word at the moment.) I was … Continue reading →

I stated in Monday’s entry, “Just as Jesus is fully God, when we place our faith in Him, we become complete, no longer broken.” (Col. 2:9-10) We obviously don’t feel complete or whole at the moment even though it’s true. … Continue reading →