In writing this particular post, I credit Randy Alcorn's excellent article about God's silence for the main ideas/concepts of this post. I recommend that you read this article and glean from it! My desire is to further explore items he mentions. Article Credit: Randy Alcorn: Waiting When God Seems Silent as posted on desiringgod.org https://www.desiringgod.org/articles/waiting-when-god-seems-silent?fbclid=IwAR2IpA4TwtxpDcxsnm5_Ujef5Wr6WuQfKffTTKyeh34LMtpXAd8goIkRH50Continue reading "Considering God’s Silence: Insight for Seekers"
Finding Purpose in Life’s Emptiness
How does God work through the seemingly empty times of our lives? What does it mean to feel empty in life? Why does God send emptiness to us? Join me as I consider how that God empties our lives so that He can fill us with His Glorious Presence! All quotes are from Larry Crabb'sContinue reading "Finding Purpose in Life’s Emptiness"
Why “Believers” Grow Cold: Understanding the Disconnect
Followers of Christ may become distant in ministry and concern for others. This post emphasizes the importance of seeking God's guidance and remaining in worship. It also touches upon attachment styles in relationships and their impact on how people relate to God: valuable insights for effective ministry and relationship building.
Heartless or Helpful? The Christian Call
This post emphasizes the importance of maintaining a relationship with God to avoid being heartless towards others. It highlights the dangers of neglecting worship, explores attachment styles in relationships, and encourages active listening and empathy. Ultimately, it calls for repentance and a return to one's first love in Christ for deeper connections.
Denying Self: Following Jesus as a Disciple
Jesus teaches that true discipleship requires self-denial and daily sacrifice. His life showcases the transformative power of following Him, inviting us into a greater purpose beyond ourselves. Though challenging, this journey brings joy, meaning, and the promise of spiritual fulfillment.
Words of Grace & Hope 