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Monthly Archives: March 2009
Expressing Love
In my relationship with Ernie, actions, not words, demonstrated my love. I can tell Ernie that I love him, but he will never understand those words. My consistent, gentle touch over the years has done more to help him trust me than my words. God demonstrates his love for us in much the same way I demonstrate my love for Ernie. He gently nudges us in the direction of a new job or leads us to a new church or brings a call from a caring friend just when we need someone to lean on. God is always with us, showing us how much he loves us. Will you listen and watch for him more intently today? Continue reading
He Can Relate
It is a bit ironic to me that we make our horses do things we wouldn’t want to do ourselves. Walk up and down steep hills, along narrow trails. Sprint through barrels or poles, or execute a pattern with complete precision. While few of us will walk the path we ask our horses to trod, Jesus is very familiar with our path. He never said it would be easy – only that we would never walk alone. Whatever temptations we face, we can turn to Christ and the power of the Holy Spirit to help us resist. Have you asked God to help overcome temptations? He promises he will show you a way out. We just have to be watching for it. Continue reading
Wooley Mammoth Siting
Spring is coming, once again demonstrating God’s faithfulness and unchanging nature. Each spring as the trees and flowers bloom that God truly makes all things — and people who are in Him — new. Continue reading
Defending My Reputation
A work situation challenged me to keep a godly perspective. The best response is to honor my commitment to the client, do the best work I can do and let God hold them accountable for their words and accusations. I know that God is pleased with my actions. And as long as God is pleased with my actions and who I am, that’s all that matters. Continue reading
Favored to Win
God is not concerned about status, winning records, material possessions, or even our comfort. But he is concerned about refining our character. Rather than questioning why someone else continues to win or get promoted or gain greater wealth, we need to consider what God might want to teach us as we observe and interact with these people.
