Jesus is our perfect husband. He loves us more than himself, he chooses us before His own comfort. On the cross, He chose us over His own life. In Genesis, Adam is the first husband ever. Adam had heard the word of God, the warning about the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil (Genesis 2:17). Yet, when Eve, who had not heard the word directly from the Lord, offered him the fruit he took it, because it was appealing to the flesh. Similarly, Abraham, the husband of Sarah had heard the… Read More
This week was spring break and my daughter was home from school. She loves the show, It’s Supernatural with Sid Roth. I watched an episode with her and the guest on the show, Chad Gonzalez, caught my attention. Chad talked about a former witch doctor he met in Africa who had been very powerful in the demonic world. The man was now a follower of the Lord Jesus. But in curiosity, Chad asked him about how he had operated in his old life. The man said something that really caught my attention…. Read More
This is a recent speaking event. We dipped our toes into a very large topic, but I hope it opens your eyes and makes you love our Father even more.
As I reflect on 2021, I feel expanded; not only in my waistline…I’ll soon return to strengthening and minimizing my physical self, but also in my internal house. 2021 was chock full of opportunities to trust Jesus in greater depths and to be expanded in our faith, in our understanding and in hope. This year my friend Marti, who is about 10 years older than me, (don’t tell her I told you), has been talking about her new perspective on her future self. She used to avoid thinking about aging and didn’t… Read More
“I’ll be back in a bit, hon,” my new husband shouted over his shoulder as he hurried out the door of our small apartment. “I wonder what’s he’s up too?” I pondered. An hour passed, and my mind began to race wondering what trouble he might be getting into. We had been married less than a year. Our small Charlie Brown Christmas tree leaned in the corner with the few dangling ornaments we had inherited from our childhood. An antique Mary and Joseph in a faded yellow dome took center stage… Read More