A few weeks ago, during our In Everything Give Thanks study, I had the pleasure of having my dear friend, Edurne, stay with me for a week at my home in Dallas, Texas. During her visit we made this video for you explaining why we are so passionate about getting
“For it is all for your sake, so that as grace extends to more and more people, it may increase thanksgiving, to the glory of God.” 2 Corinthians 4:15-16 The other day as I was preparing for today’s post, I noticed that Paul repeats the phrase “we do not lose
Here is our special In Everything Give Thanks- Week 1 video…we so hope you enjoy it! (Click here to see our special guest video) Here at Love God Greatly, investing in what really matters has always been the driving force of what we do. We’ve had the privilege of inspiring, encouraging, and
I’ve spent the last week with my dear friend, Edurne, a missionary to the Curripaco tribes in Venezuela and the director of our LGG International Branches. Living with her this past week has opened my eyes and made me thankful for things I never even knew I should be thankful
During my life, I have faced many trials. Each challenge has formed who I am today. Some would say that I have every right to be bitter, but carrying that anger with me has kept a focus on the past and hindered me from the path God has laid before
This has been the most amazing study. To find out how much God loves me and how deep His forgiveness for me goes is overwhelming. Daily I was blown away from the Scriptures that we read. I realized through this study, the intensity of love my Heavenly Father has for
In January 2016 I committed to completing a one-year daily bible reading plan. Within three weeks I had fallen off the wagon. So much was in transition in my life. Let me explain: In October 2015 I quit my job. I had been working as a director of a non-profit
For seven weeks now we’ve been reading, sharing, and diving into what it means to be forgiven. Slowly, day by day, we’ve taken this life-changing truth from God’s Word and have applied it to our hearts. I know some mornings you’ve worked to embrace truth that feels impossible to accept and
Give Thanks Always And For EVERYTHING… “Fleas!” I cried. “Betsie, the place is swarming with them!” We scrambled across the intervening platforms, heads low to avoid another bump, dropped down to the aisle, and edged our way to a patch of light. “Here! And here another one!” I wailed.
When I wrote Chapter 6 in You Are Forgiven, I shared a very personal, very painful story. To some who have read it, it might not have seemed like that big of a deal. But they didn’t experience it. They didn’t see the look of hurt in my daughter’s eyes.