Month: March 2019

“It is God who makes us able to do all that we do” (2 Corinthians 3:5).
Continue reading “He Makes Us Able, By Sarah Tummey.”

Hagar was an Egyptian slave-girl, charged with the responsibility of serving the wife of the wealthy and influential Abraam. She had probably heard tell of how her master was instructed by his God to leave his home and everything that was familiar, and head out on the road to a place he would later reveal. What a step of faith – to up and leave like that, not knowing where he was going.
Continue reading “he sees You!”

Since I began reading Amish fiction, I’ve thought a lot about the subject of forgiveness. In their culture, a person does not have the choice to forgive; it is expected. Although I don’t agree with everything the Amish believe, I think this is one area in which they excel.
Continue reading “Forgiveness.”

Jeffrey was a good man. Friends spoke highly of him. He had been a loyal and caring son to his mother after his father’s untimely death from a heart attack when he and his twin brother were only 14. He visited her every day, even after his marriage, and ensured she had the best care when she fell victim to a stroke. He loved his wife and children, and when his second child was born blind, he told his distraught son that God had given this baby to their family because he knew they would love and care for her.
Continue reading “I Believe In The Resurrection.”