Water the Flowers
I love flowers. The colors. The shapes. The extravagant beauty. There is something about blooming flowers that puts me in a good mood.
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I love flowers. The colors. The shapes. The extravagant beauty. There is something about blooming flowers that puts me in a good mood.
I don’t know if you have ever experienced a panic attack, or if you’ve had some type of intense fear engulf you to the degree that your mind and body severely overreact. My guess is that many of you have.
When we are going through the difficult seasons of life, or just a particularly exhausting day, is it hard to stop and think of the blessings God has given us?
If you’ve scrolled through Instagram and have seen a picture of someone who has flawless skin, bright, white teeth, and gleaming sunshine reflecting off their shiny hair, their photo was probably enhanced with a filter.
It’s an unsettling world we live in today. Do you feel this way sometimes? Where is God in all this?
When I get entangled in the web of endless confusion that is life today, I try to take a step back and see the big picture.
Sometimes there are valid reasons to make changes in our lives. As Christians, the Holy Spirit might stir something within us to relocate or change career paths.
Other times we feel that there’s something better “out there”. They call it FOMO – Fear of Missing Out. How can we learn to be content?
This post is a Commentary on Luke 10:38-42 by Mary Elizabeth Baxter (1837-1926), from her book,THE WOMEN IN THE WORD,
A Few Simple Hints from Bible Portraits of Women.
Luke states “As they went, He entered into a certain village, and a certain woman named Martha received Him into her house.”
In Colossians 3, Paul talks about our new life in Christ. He tells us that we are to take off the old nature that was led by worldly desires. In place of that, we are to “clothes ourselves” with our new nature. And he lists these items of spiritual clothing in Colossians 3:12-14.
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