Month: April 2018

"O DEATH, WHERE IS YOUR VICTORY? O DEATH, WHERE IS YOUR STING?" 1 Corinthians 15:55 [NASB] Sometimes the scripture passage above is tossed out to grieving families as an exhortation to grieve no more.  With a victorious gleam in their eyes some will subtly rebuke in ignorance, “Take hope, rejoice, death has been defeated, it … Continue reading Death’s Sting is Right Here, Right Now →

Last week I shared my heart’s anguish in response to God’s silence.  I have since realized His silence was actually His answer to some very specific prayers Scott and I had been praying.  I was asked in March to speak on May 3rd about “Being Still in The Presence Of God.”  After  several days in … Continue reading His Silence was His Answer →

To my dismay, over the past week and a half as I've spent time in God's Word and prayer, He has been silent.  Each passing day has compounded my urgency and longing for Him.  After spending hours in the Word and prayer today seeking His face and not finding Him, my desperation for Him climaxed … Continue reading When God is Silent… →

"It is good to give thanks to the LORD And to sing praises to Your name, O Most High;  To declare Your lovingkindness in the morning And Your faithfulness by night,"  Psalm 92:1-2 [NASB] The success of Walt Disney has safely proven most of us love knights in shining armor delivering damsels in distress, true love … Continue reading When Deliverance Doesn’t Come →