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Doing things secretly before the Lord instead of in front of men
So many can say and do so many things in front of people to create illusions. Sometimes, are they really covering up what is not real? Have they convinced their ownselves of the illusions so the keep repeating the e… -
Psalm 37
Many talk about a lot of things. Yet, those who actually live for God in their actions as they love people despite what can be done to them by others really challenge me so much. When a person who does not have much… -
Challenge in application.
We ask ourselves and others how to live for God. The Scriptures tell us. Yet, at times, it points itself out and tells us! I really need that sometimes, sorta of reminds of a V8 commercial! Psalms 34: 12-15 KJV … -
God's promises give hope in trouble!
I'm far from perfect and when I memorize scripture, I can forget a word. I can forget a word for years! These last few months I was reading the chapter of one of my favorite verses that has given me hope over the ye… -
Understanding Apostle Peter more from recent events
How many accident scenes have I worked over the years knowing God was protecting me? Yet, I knew I had the lights of my unit, police, and Fire protecting us to alert passing motorists that there is an accident and s… -
How we can forget God's blessings in our lives
I can get distracted at times. Oh, life can be busy. When I let it get too busy to spend time in God's Word then I do really miss out. God can bless us in so many ways to the point we may not even realize how much a… -
Kitty Missing
Saturday evening after taking a nap with my kitty he seemed to become missing. It was a cold day and this kitty does not like to be cold so outside is no temptation for him if a door opens. As I was napping, he even…
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