Deeper
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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Day 33: Being Right Can Be Wrong (Bible Tribe Job 9–10)
A lot of the arguments in this life are about being right. But being right is not the goal. Being righteous is.
A Living Testament—September 24 Bible Reading Plan
Sometimes we really want to do something for God or accomplish something in our life but we can’t seem to get it done or just keep failing. Maybe we are striving in our own strength or maybe it was not God’s will for us to do it in the first place. But when we seek to do God’s will for our lives and honor God in all we do, others will notice. We are being a living testament of God’s grace when we don’t compromise and are faithful to God, whether or not our plans ever come to fruition.
Doing Things God’s Way—September 23 Bible Reading Plan
It’s easy to try and do things our way. It’s what we want or what we think is best. It can feel confining to have to do something someone else’s way. But doing things God’s way is the pathway to blessing. Whereas doing things our way ends up making things more difficult on us.
Living in the Grace Paradigm—September 22 Bible Reading Plan
Sometimes we mess up and make mistakes that seem to be beyond repair. That’s a perfect situation for God’s grace. God freely gives us grace when we confess and repent, but do we do the same for others? Living in the grace paradigm means we extend the grace we have also received.
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Truthful Tuesday: Plumb in Luck
Reblogging this post from almost two years ago. How grateful I am that although we fall so very short of the glory of God, He redeems us from eternal death. When we compare ourselves to the perfect, righteous God as our plumb line, we see that we can never measure up;...
Mundane Monday: Prodigal Revisited
Photo Credits http://www.sharefaith.comPsalm 107:1, 8, 17, 28 “Give thanks to the LORD, for He is good, and His loyal love endures. 8 Let them give thanks to the LORD for His loyal love, and for the amazing things He has done for His people. 17 They acted like fools...
Thoughtful Thursday: Wise Words
Inspirational Thought of the Day: Words are important - choose them wisely. Scripture of the Day: Proverbs 10:8 "The wise person accepts instructions, but the one who speaks foolishness will come to ruin. 10 The one who winks his eye causes trouble, and the one who...
Truthful Tuesday: THE GRAND REVEAL
Inspirational Thought of the Day: Hiding things only complicates things and puts off the inevitable reality. Scriptures of the Day: Luke 8:17 For nothing is hidden that will not be revealed, and nothing concealed that will not be made known and brought to light....
Mundane Monday: The Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day!
Inspirational Thought of the Day: Every day is a blessing if we are breathing and above ground. Scripture of the Day: Psalm 118:24 "This is the day the LORD has brought about. We will be happy and rejoice in it." Alright, I already feel convicted having the title that...
