answering the call to restful living; with joy
I had a bit of Sunday journaling time today, reflecting on the work of the Potter in my life. I’m amazed at how He’s created, shaped, and filled me for His glory. Although it hasn’t felt pleasant at times to be molded, I have to admit – He is masterful! But now, O Lord, you …
We are not only saved, we are also sent. September has been so heavy for many of us. I’m thankful that God led me to focus on prayer for endurance this month because I would’ve been disheartened otherwise. This last bible journaling page is in Hebrews 12 which I think is a fitting end. Therefore, …
He enables us to do the work well; not driven or limited by fear, but with discipline by His power and fuelled by His love. There are many challenges to overcome in any work we do. When deadlines loom, that can provoke fear that the work may not be done in time and cause us …
In the waiting, He is revealing to me His great love. He fights for, defends, and advocates for me. This is something that I am unaccustomed to and I’m still surprised to experience it. I’m thankful for the suffering that unveiled this. For, now, I am freed to let go of my own defences and …
“Holy Spirit, interrupt my life…” she said. Well… all I can say now is be careful what you pray for! There were many interruptions since this prayer and I touched on that briefly in my previous post: Hope in the Light. I’m continuing my study of the book of Acts using IF Camp Acts. I’ve …
The early church is so inspiring. Oh, to live with such fervour and expectancy! There is a vast difference between being sealed by and being filled with the indwelling Holy Spirit. The former happens upon salvation and marks us as belonging to Christ. The later is an ongoing process as we decrease; as we continually …