Houses change, but home never does. No matter our circumstances, God is always with us. But… we must also choose to be with Him.
Continue reading “Houses Change, Home Never Does”Flood the Dry Riverbeds: A Prayer
“Flood the Dry Riverbeds” is a prayer of revival and renewal for our hearts. Without the Holy Spirit, we’re just dry riverbeds trying to water desert land. We need Him who waters thirsty ground, who breathes life into dry bones.
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In “What Could Today Be?,” Alex talks about how we can live life without God letting our circumstances rule over us or with Him allowing Him to give us love, joy and peace in the midst of our circumstances.
Continue reading “What Could Today Be?”Jesus Turns What We Have into Enough
Jesus is in the business of turning what we have into enough. All we have to do is offer it up to Him and then sit in His presence.
Continue reading “Jesus Turns What We Have into Enough”The Direction to a New Destination
In “The Direction to a New Destination,” Alex reflects on 2 Thessalonians 3:5. We have a new destination‒the love of God and the steadfastness of Christ‒which we must seek the Lord to direct us to.
Continue reading “The Direction to a New Destination”Hallowed Be Your Name: A Prayer
Today’s prayer “Hallowed Be Your Name” is the third in a series of prayers working through what is known as the Lord’s prayer found in Matthew 6v9-13 and Luke 11v2-4. The Lord’s prayer is a teaching from Jesus on how to pray and provides us with a framework for living life with the Father. You should begin by reading the prayers “Father” and “In Heaven.”
Continue reading “Hallowed Be Your Name: A Prayer”Come Abide in Me: A Prayer
Come abide in me. This is the primary invitation of Jesus and should be the deepest desire and cry of His followers. There is nothing better than to know Him and be with Him. A prayer from reflection on Matthew 11v28-30, Luke 11v5-13 and John 15v1-8.
Continue reading “Come Abide in Me: A Prayer”Entrusting Yourself to the Father
Entrusting yourself to the Father is the safest, most fulfilling place to put your worth. Only He can satisfy and complete you. Others’ approval and acceptance is fleeting. The Father’s is everlasting. Put your identity in Him.
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