Wendy Shelley
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The Highlighting MiracleJune 24, 2020
A Minute For Moms | The Comparison TrapJune 14, 2020
Forget the Past and Look AheadJune 3, 2020
Mom – God Sees YouMay 15, 2020
Life’s Big IntermissionApril 5, 2020
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Do you need courage today? On a clear summer night, Nik Wellanda became the first person to view Niagara Falls from a tightrope. Then in early 2020, this daredevil walked across an active volcano in Nicaragua.
As he walked across, I heard him giving praise to Jesus while singing, “I Raise A Hallelujah”. As millions watched, He blessed his Saviour, Jesus. Was absolutely amazing to observe. Raise a Hallelujah and take courage today. God is with you!
With man this is impossible but with God all things are possible. (Matthew 19:26, NIV)
A cheerful heart is good medicine, but a crushed spirit dries up the bones. (Proverbs 17:22, NIV) This verse we know to be true. When our heart is happy, our whole being is full of joy. However, when you’ve been crushed in spirit, understandably, your heart withers and your whole body feels bruised. Thankfully, we have Lord Jesus who can heal our heart, like a good prescription, and make us whole again.
P.S. I write a daily “Just a Minute” similar to the one above. DM me your first name and email address and it would be my pleasure to add you to the list! Bless you today!
The Highlighting Miracle
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The Highlighting Miracle When my daughter was in grade 12, she visited a home for orphans in Kenya. She was chatting with them about school in North America and when she took out her books to keep …
Good beautiful Monday morning! I’m not sure what your disappointments are today, but I am sure of this: God often works out situations in life, in a circle.
In my life, what often seemed disheartening at the time, was actually part of the sphere in which God was answering my prayer. Even in the shadows God desires us to trust Him. I would encourage you today, have faith and trust in God.
Now faith is being sure of what we hope for and certain of what we do not see. (Hebrews 11:1, NIV)
I was reading in the Bible where the apostle Paul was under house arrest for two years. Think of it? Two years not being able to leave where he was living.
After all this stay-at-home order, we can actually read this verse and wonder how he made it through. Two full years, plus being watched 24/7? We have so much to learn from this follower of Christ.
Paul wrote: Rejoicing in hope, patient in tribulation, continuing steadfastly in prayer.(Romans 12:2) Great advice. Blessings to you today.