As we allow God to continue His work in us, we’ll become people of integrity and enjoy the benefits of a good reputation. And with humble and grateful hearts, we’ll be less likely to point fingers on social media – and more likely to pray for those who are stumbling.
Continue reading →I’m asking God to remind us that love isn’t an emotion as much as it’s a commitment. It’s being willing to look past people’s faults and see the person they’re trying to become. To be willing to love even those who seem committed to a downward path.
Continue reading →Years ago, I cuddled my one-year-old granddaughter. Looking into her sweet little face, I said, “Emma, do you know how much I love you?” Immediately, I sensed my heavenly Father asking me the same question. “Sheryl, do you know how … Continue reading →
