Trust with Hope
Since that time now seventeen years ago, there have been more incidences of God's loving care for me.
Since that time now seventeen years ago, there have been more incidences of God's loving care for me.
While away from the devices--including the computer--we read, we walked outdoors, and talked. It was peaceful. It was restful. It felt good.
We grieve. We've lost something precious to us in this life. More importantly, is a belief you are secure and will be with Jesus when you die.
One summer's evening, camping in remote Oregon seated by a glowing campfire, my husband and I watched the starry sky. The Milky Way was there to see, in plain sight. Silent. Big. It seemed we were the only audience. It is a marvel to me that when our universe was created by God, the morning [...]
In the stillness of the night, I heard a voice directly from God.
What do I need to complete? Are there things I need to say to someone I've put off?
There are other sources of grief--not caused by death--that can turn your world upside down.
Is there someone who could use some encouragement or thanks right now? The time is now.
He was a steady, calm man who helped me believe things would be OK.
I learned to be thankful for the gift of the love I'd experienced.