We are taught that Sundays consist of church, Sunday dinner, a nap, and maybe even football depending on the time of the year. But is that why we should go to church? Are those the reasons we choose to serve God?
Author: boostoflove/@madisonmontrel
I am not blogging as a pastor of a church, Sunday school teacher, or leader of a church ministry. Matter of fact, I’m none of those things. I’m a young woman, who loves God, is still getting to know God, makes mistakes every day, still doesn’t know what her calling is, doesn’t read her bible enough, who just wants to tell people about the love of Jesus.
Letters To You: 2
Give God what is already his: your life, your future, and everything in between. Even though I still might not know everything my future holds, I find comfort in knowing the one who does.
A letter to you: 1
I’m taking a chance on “seeming like” a crazy person (I promise I’m not) by writing you this letter, in hopes that you might need it like I once did.
The Shunammite Woman
When we bless people of God, God also blesses us. However, we should be like the Shunammite woman and not EXPECT a blessing for our good deeds, but bless others through kindness and hospitality with or without a blessing in return.
Sin vs. “The Son”
We “choose” to play tug-of-war between sin and Jesus.
“God, I’m tired.”
Often it is hard to distinguish why we are so overwhelmed in all these areas of our lives, when honestly, we’re just tired.
“God, what’s taking so long?”
We have become so accustom to Google giving us 2,720,000,000 results in 0.36 seconds that we expect the same from God.
