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Mercy is Yours: SPOKEN WORD
Mercy is available… To the one who is drowning in hopelessness To the one where the days seem dark. To him who has an eager want and desires to hear. Mercy is available… To the person who has previously shut out the Maker. Return, return to His camp. To the one who’s been shamed, caught…
Empty Yourself
Pour yourself out as an offering. Not to man… to God. Humble yourself before Him. He loves you and wants to show you. Pour yourself as an offering to those who are in need. Research them, learn their ways. Be one who stands in the gap. Start with prayer. Pour yourself out to those who…
Get Up, Set Up, Let Up!
Do you need a break? Automate! With a toddler and now a small baby requiring every last drop of my attention, I make the most of the time by following a simple routine I like to call: “Get Up, Set Up, Let Up” Get Up – start your day with your planner and plan to outsource Set Up –…
The Deception of Perfection…
Once upon a time there was a princess. Let’s call her Princess Perfect, she lived on a hill and did everything right. To the point where she didn’t have any spots or wrinkles on her. Her prince came to save her one day, but found out that the princess had everything together. So she didn’t…
Leap Year Day
What will you do this leap year day? It only happens once every four years… When I looked up interesting facts about the leap year in chat gpt, it responded with: “Yes, leap years are quite fascinating! They are necessary to keep our modern-day Gregorian calendar in alignment with the Earth’s revolutions around the sun….
An Act of Service
True service, as an extension of God’s will, must be intentional and inspired by genuine desire, not obligation, to avoid the pitfalls of false worship akin to ancient idolatry (e.g., Asherah, Molech, Chemosh), which led to Solomon’s downfall and can manifest as self-glorification or neglect of family under the guise of service. The article cautions against trying to serve everyone, emphasizing that, unlike Abraham or Jesus, whose singular acts brought righteousness and salvation to all, our role is to serve selectively and sacredly, avoiding mechanical “cogdom” and shameful sacrifices, so that through prayerful, joyful service we rebuild the temple of the Holy Spirit, honor God with our first fruits, and align with His grace, as exemplified by Jesus’ sacrifice in Romans 5:15.