Unlike any other child who ever came into the world, God named Himself. And these are the names He chose. Wonderful Counselor Mighty God Everlasting Father Prince of Peace… I love how God chose to enter our world…as a baby, the sinless being placed in the hands of the sinful.
There is no doubt we live in a time of unrest all around the world. We can all feel it…even if we don’t talk about it. We see it on the nightly news, and we hear about it as we pick our kids up from school or as we head
I honestly can’t even imagine what it must have been like for a host of angels to suddenly show up on the horizon, in the sky, praising together the name of God. In those sacred, holy moments God really shows up and displays His glory {albeit just a tiny
Isaiah 40:11 He tends his flock like a shepherd; He gathers the lambs in his arms And carries them close to his heart; He gently leads those that have young. God is my Shepherd. A few weeks ago my husband and I found out that our sweet little Brinnley
Jehovah Jireh. Yes, He is our provider, but there are times when Christians think this means health, wealth, happiness, ease and comfort. And this line of thinking leads me to ask the question: What about my neighbor here in Uganda, whose husband skips out when it’s time to pay school
__________________ God’s name is Jehovah-Jireh…which means “The Lord will provide” __________________ I have to be honest with you and say there are some stories in the Bible I’m a little uneasy with…today’s story is unfortunately one of them. You see, I struggle with the idea of Abraham willingly sacrificing Isaac…the
One of our greatest joys at Love God Greatly is to connect with women from all over the world {ah, internet, you are a beautiful thing!}. And my, oh my, has God done some major connecting! Did you know that Love God Greatly Online Bible Studies are in over seventy countries worldwide? You read
I can almost see Paul as he finishes the book of Galatians. Like a loving father, he has something important to say and he wants to make sure those who are reading get the magnitude of his words. No longer content to dictate the letter to a scribe, Paul writes
There are really only two ways about it. Paul lets us know in no uncertain terms that what we sow, we shall reap. In our verses today: “Do not be deceived: God is not mocked, for whatever one sows, that will he also reap. For the one who sows to
I am a rule keeper. I LOVE knowing what is expected of me and if I’m meeting those expectations. And if I find out that I’m not, the anxiety begins and I unknowingly go from being a free woman in Christ to an enslaved woman to other people’s expectations and