The name of your silk is Embraced in His Love. The colors in it are: Red wine representing the love of the Father Mahogany brown representing the depths of God’s love Pale yellow representing joy Fuchsia representing passion
I love bibles. Even though I tend to use my phone more often than an actual bible I still love having and holding the actual book. It makes me happy even to just see them. As a result I have Continue reading Growing Cold (Matt 24:12-13)
So much can be learned by seeing how Old Testament verses are quoted in the New Testament! I had an “ah ha” moment early this week that caused me to ponder on something I discovered when I dug a little Continue reading Those Who Love, Wait (1 Cor 2:9, Is 64:4)
As I was reading the Scriptures this morning, Psalm 134:2 jumped out at me: Lift up your hands to the holy place and bless the Lord! It is really not optional whether or not we take action (i.e. raise our Continue reading Take Action in Worship (Psalm 134:2)
I spent some time researching something a friend had shared about Luke 2:11 and it yet again reminded me we MUST study the word, which means not getting glued to one translation (since it’s likely faulty anyhow), but rather truly Continue reading Translations (Luke 2:11)
For about a year back in 2008-2009 the Lord kept giving me the verse 1 John 2:3 which reads: And hereby we do know that we know Him, if we keep His commandments. Nearly every time I asked for a Continue reading Knowing… revisited (1 John 2:3)
God’s been using my puppy again to show me His heart. Since I’m working from home full-time now, I’m here a lot. This means Sketch and I are in the same vicinity a lot. I love having my puppy close Continue reading Free to Choose Closeness
I was laying in bed listening to Shane & Shane’s Worthy of Affection and in one of the lyrics it says “holy is the Lord”. Holy is something we often call the Lord — and we know in heaven they Continue reading Holy is the Lord
God’s had me meditating on various parts of Hosea for several weeks and He even had me read Redeeming Love by Francine Rivers again, which is an allegory of Hosea. This is a compilation of a number of thoughts on Continue reading Unfaithful but Loved (Hosea)
There is no fear in love, but perfect love casts out fear. For fear has to do with punishment, and whoever fears has not been perfected in love. 1 John 4:18 The first portion of this verse is heavily quoted, Continue reading Perfect Love, not Punishment
