Luke Chapter 1 introduces us to the reason for this account being written, and what it is about from a the perspective of Luke, a physician and eye witness to Christ’s ministry. This chapter carries us on a rapid journey beginning with Zechariah and his wife, Elizabeth, and ending with the childhood of the man sent to us by the Almighty to prepare a way for Christ and his ministry.
I took myself down a Rabbit Hole with this one. I was just looking for a bible verse about this elusive and magnificent North Star
Did you know that 2020 marks the 400th anniversary of the first Thanksgiving meal between the Pilgrims and Wampanoag Tribe? We often celebrate the coming together of two worlds that couldn’t be more different by feasting on our favorite comfort foods, all a little different in different regions of North America. We count our blessings, and list things we are thankful for. We teach our children, at least for a day, to be thankful for what they have. But what if…
Be aware. Know the signs. Don’t be a part of the problem. Be the solution. And so I am sure confident that God, who began
When your husband is a UPS driver, you have children, you’re dealing with Chronic Pain, and you’re about nose-dive into the holiday season…this is how you survive.
You ever sit down to REALLY get caught up on your personal Bible Study, thinking you’ll get through LOTS and LOTS of scripture…and God just
Knowing we what we know of God, of science, of humanity…can it not be that all of this ‘sciency stuff’ can only be explained as a part of the master plan of the Creator of the Universe?
I’ll be honest, I never realize this day is coming up until I see it posted by a friend. It’s something I’m always hesitant to
6 And the Lord was sorry that He had made man on the earth, and He was grieved in His heart. Genesis 6:6 This verse breaks my heart…that God would look
October is the month we all wear pink and raise awareness for breast cancer. Breast Cancer is an especially difficult ordeal for women because it can affect so many aspects of our lives, and the scars…physical and mental, are often permanent. But it’s not always us that goes through it…sometimes it’s our friend, or family member or spouse. The worst thing we can do is to pretend it’s not happening and go on with life as usual.