There is a popular English children’s rhyme* that was apparently first coined in 1830. Sticks and Stone may break my bones But words will never hurt me There are many variations of this rhyme, all forms of telling people that words won’t hurt you like sticks and stones can. IT IS A BIG FAT LIE… Read More You Can’t Just Say Any Old Thing
Luke 12:27-31 (TPT) Think about the lilies. They grow and become beautiful, not because they work hard or strive to clothe themselves. Yet not even Solomon, wearing his kingly garments of splendor, could be compared to a field of lilies. If God can clothe the fields and meadows with grass and flowers, can’t… Read More God’s Supply Chain
So many times, I see the Bible (Word of God) explained through everyday situations. I’ll watch people, see or hear about situations or view movies, and get an epiphany. Most of the time that epiphany is not very “deep”. Then again, I’ve discovered God and knowledge of Him (and His ways) is very simple. God meets me… Read More Monster’s Inc.© and God Redux
So it’s been a year since the most amazing love of my life, the man God sent to me, the one who adopted Joshua and became everything you would want a father to be… left me. He moved out and changed addresses. He went on to heaven without me. I may have something to say… Read More A Year Without Him
It used to be that the oldest seeds found on earth were about 2000 years old. In 2012 scientists found seeds in Russia that were 32,000 years old – AND STILL VIABLE. They grew flowers. When you give to the Kingdom of God such as finances through your local church, other ministries, in the Christmas… Read More Your Seed is Still Good