Anyone referring to the “patience of Job” must have skipped some pages while reading the book of Job. Job lost everything—his children, his possessions, and his health. In his great suffering, he questioned God quite sternly. “Therefore I will not … Continue reading →
“God, do you care? God, are you there?” These are a couple of the questions that 15,000 women dug into in an online Jennifer Rothschild Bible Study that just finished up. The study was called Missing Pieces, and was just … Continue reading →
What do you do when yet another crushing trial comes along from out of nowhere? Maybe a devastating worldwide pandemic that impacts every man, woman, and child? Maybe the threat of losing your job or not knowing how you are … Continue reading →
He has made everything beautiful in its time. Ecclesiastes 3:11 As I turned my calendar over to the month of May, the verse displayed reminding me that God is in charge no matter what we are going through. I hope … Continue reading →
It all seems hopeless in the news these days. Record unemployment. Cases of illnesses and deaths every day. Global pandemic. It seems that life as we know it has ended, at least for a time. In the middle of the … Continue reading →
This blogpost is written by my good friend, Kathy Elrod. She is writing a follow up to the wonderful blog she wrote for us last Spring. “Last Spring, I opened my front door one day to find that a Cardinal … Continue reading →
2019 … Sounds like science fiction, doesn’t it? When I was little the year 2000 seemed like an imaginary time where we would all be driving around in hover crafts and have xray vision. Yet here we are almost 20 … Continue reading →
A seaman meets a pirate, and they take turns boasting of their adventures on the high seas. The seaman notes that the pirate has a peg-leg, hook, and an eyepatch. The seaman asks “So, how did you end up with … Continue reading →
This time of year, I love sharing my favorite Thanksgiving story with my family and friends. It is a sweet reminder that, even through hardship, I still have so much to be grateful for. I hope the story blesses your … Continue reading →
Today’s blog is a tribute to a very special woman, Roberta Brown. Ms. Brown wrote for our Grace In The Wilderness newsletter for a number of years. She went to be with Jesus this morning. We love you and will … Continue reading →
