“Oh, fear the LORD, you His saints. There is no want to those who fear Him.” Psalm 34:9



I was in conversation with someone a while ago who asked me if my church and my belief was to “fear the Lord.” Upon speaking with her more I came to understand that her interpretation was to truly fear God – meaning to be afraid of Him. Afraid that if she messed up God was there waiting to take action against her. This is a truly wrong interpretation of… Continue

Exodus 8: 25-29 tells the story of Moses delivering the message from God to Pharaoh with strict instructions to "let my people go!" When Pharaoh did not harken to the voice of God, He sent swarms of flies upon the Egyptians; all the while leaving the Hebrew people untouched. In the midst of the thick swarm of flies in his palace Pharaoh wanted to compromise with Moses; he would allow the Hebrews to make their sacrifices unto God, however they… Continue

One of life's lessons is to wait on God when you need a breakthrough! However, when we become impatient, frustrated, worried, or aggravated it is because we are trying to make something happen that only God himself can make happen. Joyce Meyers calls this "human energy attempting to do God's job."



How many times have you prayed and believed God for a breakthrough in your life to not see anything happen? I have many times. So what are… Continue

Philippians 1:13 "As a result, it has become clear throughout the whole palace guard and to everyone else that I am in chains for Christ."



For the one to two years in which Paul was imprisoned; under house arrest, he had Roman Guards chained to him at all times. The Philippians were concerned about Paul and Paul was writing to them to thank them for their prayers and gifts; as well as to encourage them. Paul was imprisoned in order to keep him from preaching the Gospel… Continue

As I finished my Christmas decorating this past week I look ahead into this season of opportunity. For some families Thanksgiving and Christmas help define who they are. For others, these holidays are a little more than eating and expense. Where do family traditions fit in? To me traditions are one of the most important parts of the holiday season. Being that my youngest daughter is in theater; I can hear Tevye, in "Fiddler on the Roof", belting out… Continue