I Trust In God

Truth bomb and a drop the mic kind of moment.

Love this and my hope is that you will be encouraged by this little devotional like I am.

God Bless.

I trust in God, so why should I be afraid?

What can mere mortals do to me? (NLT) -Psalm 56:11 

Trusting in God puts your heart at ease because you no longer have to worry. Placing your faith in Him relieves all doubt and uncertainty about the future. Do not be afraid of what other people may do. The effects of their actions are temporary in comparison to spending eternity with God. 

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Keep Balanced

Love this! Needed this! Wanted to share this! But most of all, be blessed by this! 

My hope is you will find the words written below to be encourgement and by no way of making you feel any less than what you should. This little devotional should only boost your confidence and your faith in the Alpha and Omega. 

God Bless.

Keep Balanced

by Joyce Meyer

For we who have believed (adhered to and trusted in and relied on God) do enter that rest.
—Hebrews 4:3
It is easy to get overcommitted, burned out, bummed out, worn out, and stressed out if you are trying to keep up with too many commitments. It is out of balance to try to do everything. If you are happy doing what you do, keep doing it. But if it wears you out and robs you of peace, don’t do it. What sense does it make to commit to something, and then murmur and complain about it while you are doing it?
Being overcommitted will frustrate you. Anxiety is usually a sign that God never told you to do what you are doing in the first place. To avoid frustration in your life, keep in balance.

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From the book Ending Your Day Right by Joyce Meyer. Copyright © 2004 by Joyce Meyer. Published by FaithWords. All rights reserved.

Feeling Tired

You have the chance to become tired virtually every second of the day due to something being thrown your way. Life is hard and tiresome but thank God we have something to combat the nasty enemy. 

Being tired isn't a bad thing. It is what we choose to do with it that can complicate and overtake our lives. 

So if your living in constant tireness and feeling as if there is no way out, well this little devotional is for you. Be blessed and most of all, be encouraged. There is help for you weary soul today, just don't give up or give in. Keep fighting the fight of faith.

God Bless. 

I am exhausted from crying for help; my throat is parched. My eyes are swollen with weeping, waiting for my God to help me. (NLT)

Do you ever feel tired? I mean tired of just trying so hard and yet just moving inches. Maybe you're trying to mend a relationship, advance your career, or just trying to gather yourself emotionally. Despite these valleys in your life, don't give up on hope. This hope is the purposefulness of your tribulations that God has planned to produce the most beautiful story about you. Be patient, strong and trust in Him. Do not give up.

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Homecoming Day

What a glorious day that will be when we see His face but not only His face but the face of those we love. 

When I came across this little devotional I became excited to say the least. It's going to be a grand event! So, why don't you join me!!! I will show you mine if you show me yours and I know we will bask in the love.

God Bless. 

Homecoming Day

Rejoice because your names are written in heaven.

- Luke 10:20, NKJV

When I know that my loved ones are coming home I begin to prepare for them. My son, Jonathan, loves barbecued spareribs on the grill and homemade apple pie. I prepare those things for him, so that when he walks through the door of the house he knows he was expected and welcome, because this is his home!

Considering how I prepare for my children when I know they are coming home, I love to think of the preparations God is making for my homecoming one day. He knows the colors I love, the scenery I enjoy, the things that make me happy. All these personal details will let me know when I walk into My Father’s House that I am expected and welcome because He has prepared it for me! And in the same way, He is preparing a glorious homecoming for you!

From Heaven: My Father's House

-Ann Graham Lotz 

Mom's Of Missionaries

Food for thought.

God Bless.

"Therefore, brethren, we were comforted over you in all our affliction and distress, by your faith." (1 Thessalonians 3:7)

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ltimately, every Christian mother of a Christian child is the mother of a missionary, but mothers whose children are on the foreign mission field have to learn how to support their children in a new way. How can you assist missionary children? 

Two insights from this verse: 1) Be ready to comfort in all afflictions. Pray and declare Scripture over your children, and do what you can to ease the transitions they make. 2) Share your faith and show your commitment. Your faith may be the only thing that keeps them going in times of discouragement. In so doing you become a partaker in their sufferings.

-Proverbs 31 Devotional 

Don't Forget

Do you often think the Trinity forget's you and your problems? 

I know that thought has crossed my mind a time or two and I get encouraged by little devotional's like these. 

I may be alone in my thinking but I also know when I begin to start like this, then God and His miraculous can't be to far behind.

God Bless.

Don’t Forget!

Anne Cetas 

He was taken up before their very eyes, and a cloud hid him from their sight. Acts 1:9 Acts 1:1–11 Isaiah 34–36; Colossians 2 My niece, her four-year-old daughter Kailyn, and I had a wonderful Saturday afternoon together. We enjoyed blowing bubbles outside, coloring in a princess coloring book, and eating peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. When they got in the car to leave, Kailyn sweetly called out the opened window, “Don’t forget me, Auntie Anne.” I quickly walked toward the car and whispered, “I could never forget you. I promise I will see you soon.” 

 In Acts 1, the disciples watched as Jesus was “taken up before their very eyes” into the sky (v. 9). I wonder if they thought they might be forgotten by their Master. But He’d just promised to send His Spirit to live in them and empower them to handle the persecution that was to come (v. 8). And He’d taught them He was going away to prepare a place for them and would come back and take them to be with Him (John 14:3). Yet they must have wondered how long they would have to wait. 

Perhaps they wanted to say, “Don’t forget us, Jesus!” For those of us who have put our faith in Jesus, He lives in us through the Holy Spirit. We still may wonder when He will come again and restore us and His creation fully. But it will happen—He won’t forget us. “Therefore encourage one another and build each other up” (1 Thessalonians 5:11). How do you sense God’s presence in your life? What are you looking forward to?

Fleeing The Forbidden

I want to shout out from the highest mountain that the BIBLE is the way and life to a Christian. We can not add or take away from it.

It is and always will be the only way to survive this world we are living in. If we allow it, it will only draw us closer to our God while closing door to the darkness in our lives.

So the question is, where does your confidence lie? May it be to the only living GOD who can change your life in a moment.

God Bless.

"So do not throw away your confidence it will be richly rewarded." (Hebrews 10:35)

Devotional

Everyone gets to a point in their Christian life where they wonder if their faith in the Bible is based on reality or fiction. This is especially relevant to people who were saved early in life and have built their whole life around a routine of walking in faith. Then something happens and all of a sudden, they wonder why they do the things they do, if it's right, and if God's Word can really be trusted. As Satan entices us with "forbidden" things we must remind ourselves of the confidence we have in God's infallible, perfect Word. Our confidence in Him will be richly rewarded, so be steadfast and flee worldly pleasures.

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