I can still see the little fourth grade girl sitting in the auditorium, where she eagerly hung onto every word the missionary lady said. As I envisioned everything being described to those of us in the audience, a dream was born within me. No, not just a dream. It felt like a mandate, a calling. My mind raced, “I want to be a missionary and tell others about Jesus!” …
Continue reading →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…
Continue reading →As we sat down to a late supper of sandwiches, chips, and iced tea, we began planning for the next day, where we were to greet around 300 children and their parents. Gifts would be provided for every child – toys, clothing, and hygiene items. Fruit baskets had been…
Continue reading →Jesus did not just come to be our Savior, He came to dwell in us as our Lord, through the Holy Spirit. He is our helper, our sustainer, our protector, and our provider. Jesus is our healer, full of mercy and grace. He especially is our love. He is most assuredly God with Us…
Continue reading →Gentleness is sometimes translated as “meekness.” We often think of meekness as weakness, but they are not the same thing. Being gentle or meek is to act with humility, using restrained behavior in our interaction with others. As we talk to other people about our faith, God wants us to do so with kindness. When we take on the nature of Jesus, we take on His gentleness. …
Continue reading →No matter how much we would like to constantly dwell on the mountaintop, God won’t let us. We need the valleys. That is where we learn to depend on God. The valleys we go through provide lessons we need to learn. …
Continue reading →The devil not only did not defeat God, he could not even defeat God’s angels…
Continue reading →Paulina’s act of mercy was the result of her love for God and her love for David, who had ministered among the people of Maranatha twice a year for a long time. …
Continue reading →Children have a front row seat in their family theater. They watch our truth, integrity, and love. Or, they watch our lack of those qualities. They watch as we play out the scenes of our life. They watch our behavior at home, and they watch our behavior in public. Are these two scenes consistent with each other? Do we live a different life away from home? …
Continue reading →My Trinity Prayer Thank You, FatherThank You, SonThank You, Holy SpiritMy God in One You sustain meYou have redeemed meYou hold me close to YouMy God in One My CreatorMy SaviorMy Counselor, RevealerMy God in One Genre: Poetry Copyright 2021: My Trinity Prayer: Evelyn Mason Wells: All Rights Reserved Meet Our Contributor EVELYN MASON WELLS Evelyn Mason Wells is an award-winning author who has contributed to Heart Renovation: A Construction Guide to Godly Character (2019 Selah finalist, Lighthouse Bible Studies), Glimmers of Heavenly Light (Faith … Continue reading →
