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In the War Room with JESUS: “Taste and See: I AM ENOUGH”
I have felt God leading me to write down a second weekly post for a while, one that would reflect what God says to me when I retreat to our family Prayer closet... our own War Room, if you will. This morning, as I read and reflected on Psalm 119, God started...
Don’t Let Fear Replace Trust in God (Atlanta Journal Constitution Column)
I stood in line earlier this week at the security checkpoint of Baltimore-Washington International, looking down at my watch, certain that I would miss my flight to Atlanta. Security was on high alert following the Nov. 13 terrorist attacks in Paris and subsequent...
Special Pricing on TWELVE INCHES Through December 15th
Now Through December 15th - Share the Message of TWELVE INCHES with your family and friends! Order through our ministry and get special pricing as listed below: COMING SOON! FREE TWELVE INCHES Book Study Guide for Bible Study groups and book clubs! Interested in...
Guest Post by Amy Lively and Book Giveaway
I met Amy at She Speaks, Proverbs 31's Speaker and Writer conference. We participated on the same speaking group and I instantly loved her heart... and the passion behind her unique ministry. You'll be inspired by her testimony. She is graciously offering a copy of...
Procrastination: Delaying God’s Best {Atlanta Journal Constitutional Column}
An interesting story is told of Col. Joahnn Gottlieb Rall, commander of the Hessian troops in Trenton, New Jersey, during the Revolutionary War. It is reported that the colonel was playing chess when a courier brought a letter containing an urgent message stating that...
The Big C – In God’s Waiting Room
I looked at the clock and grew increasingly impatient. I had been sitting at the doctor's waiting room for almost an hour. I knew horrible Atlanta traffic would follow me all the way home. If I lingered a little longer, I would certainly be late for carline. After...
Finding Peace in the Midst of the Storms – Atlanta Journal Constitution Column
Shortly after midnight on Oct. 23, hurricane Patricia became the strongest Pacific hurricane on record in the Americas. My phone started buzzing with texts from my family and friends that morning, since my name was soon to be associated with the strongest hurricane...
When Things Don’t Turn Out as Planned
Passage: Isaiah 55:8-11 Key Verses: “As the rain and the snow come down from heaven, and do not return to it without watering the earth and making it bud and flourish, so that it yields seed for the sower and bread for the eater, so is my word that goes out from my...
Packing God’s Love – My Atlanta Journal Constitution Column
One hundred million shoe boxes. From Uganda to Indonesia, from Ecuador to the refugee camps in the mountains of Iraq, 100 million children received a gift of love in the form of a shoe box in the last two decades. To some of these children, the small shoe box...
Beautifully Broken – Guest Post by Christy Mobley
It is my pleasure today to introduce the last of my guest bloggers, Christy Mobley. Like most of my writer friends, I met Christy at the She Speaks Conference and we have kept in touch since then. I have been blessed by her writing, her love for Jesus and her...
Be Sure to Give God Credit for Your Victories (Atlanta Journal Constitution Column)
Niccolò Paganini was a virtuoso violinist and composer who lived in Europe in the early 1800s and was thought to be the greatest violinist of all times. His technique while playing was unparalleled. His compositions, unique and of vanguard style. His playing of gentle...
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