White as Snow - Lori Benefield

There is one thing that is different. The snow melts and we see the dirty, messy ground again. But the blood of Jesus that washes away our sin will never go away. It's there to stay. And every time God looks at a Christian's heart, he no longer sees the dirtiness, he sees a heart that has been washed as white as the snow. I thank God that he has took my black heart

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Trust and Obey - Alisha Becker

That 4th verse just sticks out to me so much and it is just so convincing! Until we give our ALL to God, we will never be able to see the joy that He can bestow or the favor that He shows because it is only for those who Trust and Obey Him!  

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This One Thing - Laurie Billings

In this most precious relationship, God is gently and continually helping me to untangle the mental weights I’ve picked up through my life and anchor my heart and mind in a healthier perspective on this “one thing.” Choosing that good part is often easy; following through is where we often fail. Here are a few areas I see women struggle and give up on their “one thing.”.

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Take Off the Fat! - Harmony Barney

Recently, I was reading in my personal devotions in the book of Leviticus. Now, I don’t know about you, but Leviticus is a hard book of the Bible for me to read. I prayed and told God, “Lord, You wrote Leviticus. You know what’s in there. 😅 You know that it can be hard for me to focus on this passage of Scripture. Please help me to learn something today. Amen.”

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Prepare - Sarah Beadles

How much time do I take to spiritually prepare? Oh, not specifically for the day we celebrate our Saviour's birth.  But how much time do I take to prepare my heart to read God's word... to go to church... to listening to Sunday school... to listening to a message from the Lord in the way of preaching... to go soul-winning? Preparing on purpose!

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Falling in Love - Amy Sapp

Of all of the reasons we hesitate to go “all in” with the Lord, I think the story of the Woman at the Well is the biggest reason.  She couldn’t understand why HE as a Jew would even think about asking her as a Samaritan for water!  Did He even know who she was?  Of course, He did!  He is Jesus.  

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Thanksgiving Thoughts - Susie Ballard

Ain’t God good to give us so many blessings, undeserving that’s what we are! We ought to thank Him, love and praise Him, evermore today, and a whole lot more tomorrow! If you know that song, I’m sure you just sang it! I pray you have a blessed time with family and friends, wherever you spend your day! Have a happy thanksgiving!

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A Good Shepherd - Liberty Baker

I had been preparing for a few weeks for a Sunday School lesson for our monthly split adult class, and I just didn’t feel at peace with what I was working on. It usually takes me awhile to get it down in an organized manner. A different topic came to mind, and I had to trust the Lord to help me, but the information just poured out in a perfectly outlined format. That is very unusual for me! Not only was it very well organized, but it was also ready before I had a busy weekend visiting with family and making last-minute unexpected adjustments to my home. He knew I needed some help being ready for everything on time! 

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Mirror, Mirror... - Hannah Hon

Jewel’s pace quickened as their excitement could be seen from miles away. Her parents guided her into the house and up to her room. In the corner they had placed a beautiful wooden mirror, The Mirror of Authority. The gift was beautiful with its carved edges and clear, clean glass; but as she stepped in front of the mirror she was confused. What were these lines on her new mirror? Why had her parents drawn them?

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Wisdom - Karla Griggs

I saved the best for last— the reproofs of life. Thank the Lord for His love  and mercy in our lives every day. He loves us so much that He is willing to correct  us. Proverbs 3:11 says, “My son, despise not the chastening of the LORD; neither  be weary of his correction:” and Proverbs 15:10 says, “Correction is grievous unto  him that forsaketh the way: and he that hateth reproof shall die.”.

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Perspective.... it's a Choice - Robyn Bachman

Perspective by definition is the state of one's ideas; the facts known to one, etc; the faculty of seeing all the relevant data; a mental view or prospect.  All of us have a perspective in life...how we choose to view the happenings in our lives; what we choose to believe as fact based on evidence; and the way we look at everything around us in general. 

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Drama is for the Theatre - Amy Sapp

To be dramatic is to over exaggerate.  Many of us over the years have at some point been involved in either being in a church Christmas play or being part of directing one.  We all know when we are practicing, we are trying to get the kids to over express or emphasize their actions or their words.  This is exactly where drama should be used, to get the point across as they are acting.  Key word here is acting.  It is not real life.  When working with the children involved in the play, typically it is harder to get them to be dramatic, because everyone is watching.  

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