Glenda Shouse: On the Mark
We can have a personal relationship with God through Jesus Christ…
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Stephanie Pavlantos: Fear has a Voice, but We don’t have to Listen.
Fear is a stronghold. A stronghold is like an iceberg–the sea of our thoughts and emotions hide the majority of it. The ten percent we show to those around us is no indication of its depth and size. …
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Evelyn Mason Wells: A Vehicle of Salvation
We cannot change the whole world, but we can help change the world we live in when we answer God’s call to love and care for others and to tell them the good news of Jesus Christ….
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Stephanie Pavlantos: Is Healing for Real?
LORD my God, I called to you for help, and you healed me. ~Psalm 30 :2 ESV Has God healed you from an illness, injury, or some other condition? Do you believe God still heals today? In my Bible study, Jewels of Hebrews, I wrote about Jesus/Yeshua healing us body, soul, and spirit. I had someone proofread two chapters for me and surprised me when she suggested I remove the part about Yeshua healing physically and rather say, “He heals … Continue reading →
Diane Virginia: My Faithful Bridegroom
We are a work in progress, and so are our friends. By pointing out what they are doing right, like Beloved does for us, this goes a long way in helping them to be all the more faithful…
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Evelyn Mason Wells: Prayer Basics
I cannot explain it but, in my spirit, I laid my head on God’s chest, and He gathered me in His arms and held me close, just as a parent would hold a beloved child. My situation…
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Glenda Shouse: On Task
The upheavals of 2020 taught me I must stay on task. … Even when Jesus’s message isn’t popular, we must remain true to it, and be willing to share it. This commissioning is to all who believe…
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Stephanie Pavlantos: The Gift of Gab
When God called me to write I felt obligated to explain to Him that I was NOT a writer. He seemed unconvinced…
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Diane Virginia: The Bridegroom’s Kiss
Song of Solomon is a misunderstood book, and rarely read, because we don’t know how to interpret its passionate phrases and subject matter. And yet, here it is—smack dab in the middle of our Bibles. This mystery is unraveled when…
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Glenda Shouse: On Guard!
My grandson’s playtime reminded me that we have an invisible enemy–satan and his cohorts–and the battle is real, fierce, and persistent. But God has provided the armor we need to be fully equipped warriors…
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