Why is trust so hard? And why is it so important? As I was reading my devotional this morning, I was reminded again of the true value—and necessity—of trust. The devotion centered on Psalm 26, and I found myself lingering over verse 1 where David says: “Vindicate me, O Lord, for I have walked in […]
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Charles Spurgeon knew what it meant to battle. He knew what it meant to feel isolated, frustrated, weary, and spent. For many years, I held C.H. Spurgeon in high regard simply because I knew him as a renowned preacher. His influence has endured for generations. His sermons continue to be read, quoted, and shared, offering
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One of the greatest blessings during difficult seasons of life is finding people who have walked through suffering before you. People who don’t offer shallow answers or easy fixes, but who point you back to Christ in the middle of the pain. For me, Vaneetha Risner has been one of those voices. Vaneetha Risner is
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Do you know the saying, “Misery loves company?” I think there is at least a small measure of truth in a lot of sayings, and perhaps this one especially.
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I love my Peloton Bike. Seriously. This may sound like an ad but I promise you it isn’t. I’m not getting paid for this and for all I know the Peloton brand doesn’t even know I exist. But I do, and that’s ok:) It all started about a year ago. I’ve always wanted a Peloton
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So I’ve heard this song before..it’s For King and Country’s Burn The Ships. I know I’ve heard it before several times in fact. However, I’m guilty of hearing a song and not really listening to it. I don’t know if I tune out or what but I do it a lot. I also am guilty
