You are afraid to go to the deep end . . . I get it.

I was the girl who would stand at the edge of the ocean instead of stepping in when the rest of my family did. The irony is that many years later God led me to start a ministry called, “Seeing Deep”. As I began to blog in 2014, I realized that all of my writings were about going deeper in faith and trusting God in all of life’s painful moments. As much as I believed God, I also doubted whether He knew how much I could handle. It’s easy to say we want to go deeper, but when life hurts, will we still hope in Christ? That’s what this spot on the web is for . . . seeing the deeper purposes of God in our lives and a catalyst to  inspire hope in God’s goodness. I love to explore the deeper meaning of topics like hope, shame, joy and relevant topics in our world through God’s word. We all encounter problems in this world but those problems are an opportunity to trust God in the deep places. Will you go to the deep end with me?

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The Lie of Tolerance—Nov 16 Bible Reading Plan

Acceptance is a beautiful thing—but what about tolerance? How do we handle unbiblical standards in the church today? The word tolerance is used a lot today, but what are we tolerating? And what are we not tolerating? The lie of tolerance is revealed in its fruit.

Paul reveals the need to address issues in the church. He did not back down from issues due to political correctness. If we do not uphold a biblical standard, we do not have one. In the end, friends, tolerate differences, but not sin. Accept people as Christ accepted us, but don’t accept what God’s word does not condone.

Guard the influences in your life. Live what you defend. Stumbling blocks have to be addressed or we will trip over them ourselves. And our tolerance of sin does not equate to God’s acceptance.

God Remembers—Nov 13 Bible Reading Plan

God remembers. He never forgets, yet He was willing to cover our sins. Sometimes when it seems like the world is going crazy, God remembers. God sees us. God still has a plan. There is coming a time when God is coming to judge the Shepherds and His people, but then is judgement leads us to is redemption. What a good God!

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30 Days of Cultivating Thankfulness Day 3: Root Repair – Bitterness

Inspirational Thought of the Day: People matter more than our lives being gratified by them. Scripture of the Day: Hebrews 12:15 "See to it that no one comes short of the grace of God, that no one be like a bitter root springing up and causing trouble, and through him...

30 Days of Cultivating Thankfulness Day 2: Root Repair – Ingratitude

Inspirational Thought of the Day: Our perspective is altered in the presence of a Holy God. Scripture of the Day: Romans 1:21 "For even though they knew God, they did not honor Him as God or give thanks, but they became futile in their speculations, and their foolish...

30 Days of Cultivating Thankfulness Day 2: Root Repair – Ingratitude

Inspirational Thought of the Day: Our perspective is altered in the presence of a Holy God. Scripture of the Day: Romans 1:21 "For even though they knew God, they did not honor Him as God or give thanks, but they became futile in their speculations, and their foolish...

Day 20: Uncovering the Goodness of God When Life Hurts

Inspirational Thought of the Day: We are often unaware of all the good God is accomplishing while we are surrounded by troubles. Scripture of the Day: Hebrews 10:23 "Let us hold unswervingly to the hope we profess, for he who promised is faithful." Romans 5:3-4 "Not...

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