In a previous essay, I discussed the necessary and important place women have in the Kingdom of God. Rather than utilizing unbiblical (secular) terms, I prefer to examine the role of women in light of what the Bible says about them. Sure, it is easy to blame Eve for the world’s problems, but it is …
My friend Christine finished her race. She struggled on the final lap due to organs in her body failing. However, she kept running. Her major concern throughout her protracted illness was to be a good witness for her Lord and Savior. I had the privilege of knowing her for over 25 years as our paths …
Years ago I studied martial arts in order to be ready for potential physical attacks. Also, I took out legal insurance while I was homeschooling my children just to be prepared in the event we ever were challenged, that we would have help. Likewise, I lock the doors to my house, regularly check the amount …
Many women expect a perfect world this side of heaven. Not only is this not going to happen, the very fact that it won’t challenges us to pursue God’s purposes and His right to place us in certain situations—pleasant or otherwise. Sometimes, Biblical perspective is best achieved with the help of a mentor. What Is …
God ordained marriage and His Word must govern it. When people carelessly marry and then just as carelessly divorce there are innocent parties that are affected. This article demonstrates this point:
One of the benefits and blessings of studying, internalizing, and applying the Word of God is that you tend to get wiser. After all, wisdom begins with the fear of the Lord. The progression then leads to knowledge, understanding, and discernment. This is a process, but one that enables a person to then serve others …
The following is information to “file away” in case you are ever unexpectedly called to make a decision. Always best to have enough information to make knowledgeable and godly decisions. https://shoutout.wix.com/so/08OOLA7ny?languageTag=en&cid=482c42af-abed-4ea7-a06c-29dea2c427cd The Ethics of Organ Harvesting and Transplant by Heidi Klessig, M.D. First published by G3 Ministries In 1968 in apartheid South Africa, a young …
In 2013, my husband and I decided to get passports in case we wanted to travel outside the country, something we had never done before. As it turns out, between the two of us, circumstances were such (hip replacement for him and some health issues for me) that we didn’t think much about international travel. …
It would be a wonderful reality to never experience frustration. Think of it. Everything you endeavor to do turns out well, people run on schedule, things don’t break, etc. What exactly is frustration? To me it is similar to the feeling of walking into a very strong wind, or a jar that refuses to open, …
The Kingdom-Driven Family 