I am a devoted wife to Andrew and mother to our adorable son Theodore and precious daughter Evangeline. I am a wife of a minister in training. I enjoy spending my days with my children and in any free moments I get I like to blog about what God has been revealing to me. I am excited to see what God has instore for us over the coming years as our children grow and as my husband enters full time Ministry. I love to write and hope to find the time to continue writing more.
Saturday, April 9, 2011
Growing In Faith
If what you are trusting God for lines up with His promises in the Holy Scriptures then there is no reason that God won't honour your needs, but be careful what you ask for, if you ask for more faith, expect to be tested and go through some difficult circumstances as faith does not come easily, it is not something we can go out and buy more of. It is a gift from God.
As is often said and very true, 'God won't give you more than you can handle' - providing you trust Him completely to bring you through every circumstance.
God allows the good and the bad to build our faith, it is often in the good times that we forget to thank God for his mercy ad grace, however we all to often come running when something bad happens.
God wants all of me and you, he wants us to spend just as much time with Him when things are going well and when things are not going our way.
Are you prepared to trust God during the seasons of drought in your life as well as the seasons of plenty?
What is Devotion?
The meaning of 'devotion' is - 'great love and loyalty, profound dedication and prayer'. Wow, does that stir you as much as it stirs me. When we think in terms of devoting our lives to God it's an awe inspiring definition, however when you think of it in terms of the amount of time we devote to time wasters it can become a rather scary thought.
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
I'll Pray For You
I'll pray for you or I'm praying for you are very common statements from many professing Christians. What I would like to know is what does it really mean? What does it mean to you when you say it to someone who is struggling with a situation in their life? What do you expect it to mean when someone says it to you when you are the one struggling with a situation in your life?
Do we really mean it, do we go home and get on our knees so to speak before God and honestly pray for Him to work in their life in their situation in a way only He can, or do we more often than not say it as a passing comment to avoid doing anything to really try and help.
I'm not saying that prayer is not important, as I believe it is a crucial aspect of a relationship with God. I think it is the attitude in which the statements “I'll pray for you” and “I'm praying for you” are said that is important. If it is said sincerely and acted upon accordingly then there is absolutely nothing wrong with it. In fact I believe prayer is very important and having fellow believers who can pray with you and is very beneficial.
What will you do today?