Sweet Fruits

There are certain decisions in my life that I have made on a whim with little thought. Then there are some decisions I have bathed in prayer for months or even years. Big and scary choices - like trying to conceive again - I just can’t go down those paths without knowing for sure God... Continue Reading →

Near to the Heart of God

“I wait for the LORD, my soul waits, and in his word I hope; my soul waits for the Lord more than watchmen for the morning, more than watchmen for the morning. O Israel, hope in the LORD! For with the LORD there is steadfast love, and with him is plentiful redemption.” Psalms 130:5-7 Every... Continue Reading →

Greener

My uncle has a saying he likes: “The grass is greener where you water it.” I like that too. Sometimes we look around us and think, “That person has it so easy. I’d be content with half of what they have,” whether that be in terms of career, family, or possessions. We usually don’t see... Continue Reading →

A Hand in Mine

Another throw back blog from Seth’s baby years. ❤️ Our beautiful little boy is a lover of the great outdoors. Being outside is his favorite! He enjoys waving to each car that drives by, finding colorful flowers, seeing Papa’s cows. But he is also is very independent. He wants to run and run and he... Continue Reading →

Faith

The other response the Holy Spirit brings about is faith or belief. What and Who we are believing in matters. The Bible says that even the demons believe [in God] and shudder, (James 2:19) and we know that they are not saved. The belief that God is real, Jesus came to earth, or even that... Continue Reading →

Repentance

There are two important parts of “The Gospel call”: repent and believe. While salvation is completely accomplished by God, the Holy Spirit works in our heart to bring about the right response. When our hearts are ready, we respond to the Gospel with conviction. We feel our sin and the deep sadness of what it... Continue Reading →

When My Heart Is Overwhelmed

How often are our hearts overwhelmed with one thing or another? With never ending to do’s, emotions (good or bad), and a wide variety of circumstances, it’s no wonder our hearts sometimes feel faint. The Psalmist felt this way, and he knew exactly what to do: “From the end of the earth will I cry... Continue Reading →

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