Are you anxious and worried about many things? Want to find peace in the middle of daily struggles? Here are 3 T's for Tackling Worry

Dear Lord, We have been under a safe-at-home order for over 6 weeks. It’s 2020 – the year the world stopped for a while. COVID-19 has ruled. We all have questions, concerns, opinions, and losses. This season has slowed most of us down in ways we never expected. It has impacted every single person from the youngest child who can’t see her grandma to the oldest grandma who can’t see anyone. We are all grieving, battling the losses…some greater than others…but felt deeply just t

Here we are in a new season, a new year. No better time for a new devotional series. Right? As many do, I always ask God at the beginning of a new year for a focus word. Two years ago it was the word: TRUST. Last year, it was the word BELIEVE. Both of those words developed into my last devotional series SHE believed; Developing a Foundation of Trust in God. As I learned what it meant to trust God, I began to Think on Truth, Remember and Rest, Unload my cares, Sing and Serve,

Lessons from Jesus feeding the 5000 in Matthew 14:13-21 -Jesus just received news from his disciples that John the Baptist was beheaded. Scripture says that when he heard the news, he left in a boat to a remote area to be alone. It is safe to assume that Jesus went away to retreat and pray after the heart breaking news. Jesus did this often. We, too, can take our sorrows, our worries to God in prayer and rest in him. -But, life, work, ministry goes on in even in heartache. Th

Recently, my husband, Jimi, asked me to lead the devotional for our Sunday morning leaders’ team. As I prayed about it, the first thought that came to mind was “a glass half empty”. I thought to myself that is a random thought. But, as I prayed about what the Lord would have me share, it seemed that was to be my message. As usual, when I thought someone else needed to hear it, the Lord reminded me that I needed it as much as anyone. Because sometimes I struggle…some of you, l