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Beth Moore is one of my favorite speakers and I love reading her books! She is so good. She is an amazing teacher that draws people to God by using her personal experiences to teach God’s glory!
One of my favorite stories that she tells is about the old man in the airport with the long, matted hair. My favorite line out of the whole story is “Jesus is the boss of this thing!” Such a true and meaningful statement that we should never forget!
Beth Moore: The Hair Brush
Wendy calls herself a thirty-something Jesus-girl who loves worship service, being debt-free, living simply and being home with her family! Her post on The Nature of Prayer is one of my favorite posts on her blog.
She writes that “Prayer also trains us to hear what God has to say to us. Listening to God requires more patience and more practice than talking to Him does. But when we listen to God, He provides guidance as we seek His will.”
Prayer is an important part of our relationship with God. Praying opens our hearts and mind to God and reminds us that he is the one we should lean on for strength, love and faith and guidance!
Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths. ~Proverbs 3:5-6. This is one of my favorite verses. It’s my daily reminder of who to put my trust in. The Bible says that if we trust in Him and put Him first in our lives that He will take care of our needs. We live our lives not knowing what each day will bring but knowing that the one in whom we place our trust does know and will watch over us.
Many find that it is easy to trust and believe when things are going well but the true test comes when things may not be going as we want them to and we don’t understand why. Putting our faith and trust in the LORD relieves our mind of worry and stress. It changes our attitudes and our actions. He provides wisdom, love, goodness, and righteousness and without Him we can do nothing!
We live by faith and we love by faith. Our faith expresses itself through love. I believe faith without love holds no meaning. “Though I have all faith, so that I could remove mountains, but have not love, I am nothing.” 1 Corinthians 13:2. Faith works through love. Give yourself to the love of God so your faith will be magnified. Faith and love are inseparable. They belong together. We must live our lives with love in our hearts so our faith shines positively through our actions.
Faith and love in our everyday lives is shown in many ways. We can show kindness to one another so that we do not lose faith in humanity. We can rejoice with one another instead of being envious. We can show gratitude to our family and friends. We can seek forgiveness and offer forgiveness to those that need it. We can pray for one another, offer hope and unconditional love. We can worship God through faith that is expressed by loving one another. [Continue reading...]
Anything that will help me save money is a good thing! I love reading money saving blogs and Joannie at Pays 2 Save offers lots of tips on getting deals, saving with coupons and finding freebie offers! Joannie is a Christian, wife, mother, business woman, and student! She was in the Air Force for 8 [...]
[Continue reading...]This week there was so many great posts that it was hard to narrow it down! I just love the inspiration and ideas I get from reading so many fabulous blogs. I hope you enjoy the ones below! Lynn’s Kitchen Adventures – Lynn is offering a free Quick and Easy Breakfast ebook to all subscribers of [...]
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Is stuff taking over your mind and life? Too much stuff causes worry, anxiety and takes up too much of our time. Stuff can be emotional or physical things. I hate clutter and yet I end up with stuff everywhere in my house. If we are spending too much time, energy and money on our [...]
[Continue reading...]This week we highlight lots of great posts from Christian women on topics that include homemaking, organic food, marriage and more. Little Natural Cottage – Kristy at Little Natural Cottage has a great post titled “Homemaking on Purpose.” She says her goal is to “cultivate creativity and purpose in my home on a daily basis.” [...]
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