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“Keeper In The Clouds”

“To Him who is able to keep you.” (‭‭Jude‬ ‭1‬:‭24)‬ ‭ Creation shouts and this picture screams of the Lord’s abiding presence. Can you trace the faint rainbow cutting through the clouds? Blue skies breaking through in the backdrop? Are clouds hovering over your life? Are you rattled by the world’s roars? Are the floodwaters “up to your neck”? This description in Psalm 69:1 is so accurate in our journeys at times. Can I get a witness? Cry out like the psalmist in honesty. “My God, save me! These floods of trouble have risen higher and higher. The water is “up to my neck”! I’m sinking into the mud with no place to stand, about to drown. I’m weary, exhausted … Continue reading“Keeper In The Clouds”

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“Constantly Constant”

“The mighty power of God constantly guards us until our full salvation is ready to be revealed in the last time.” (1 Peter 1:5) As we come up against the fragility of life, this is our stability, to trust in the constant One Who constantly guards us, every second, one day at a time. God’s grace is sufficient through all things. He is at work in our lives to reveal to us that HE is our constant need, our constant source. Picture Jesus constantly guarding you, because He is! He’s always at your side ready to remind you that He’s got you. As we consider the power of His presence, what more can we say but thank you and Alleluia? … Continue reading“Constantly Constant”

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“Forsake Your Worries”

Leave your worries, depart from them, withdraw and rejoice. Settle down. “Constantly chase after God’s kingdom realm.” (Matthew 6:33) Take one day at a time. Take time to listen. Abandon worry, rest in the Lord who loves you, sees you and keeps you. PUSH PAUSE: His Voice of Truth makes all the difference: Matthew 6:31-33 WHAT IS HE SAYING?

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“After All”

“Everything I did, I did right in front of you, for you saw it all. Against you, and you above all, have I sinned.” (Psalm 51:4) After all, it ends up that these are the words that make us strong and take us to the heart of God. These words rolled off the lips of King David, known as “a man after God’s own heart,” yet, known as an adulterer, murderer and cover up artist. HOW CAN IT BE? After all he had done, David was on his knees to God with sincere remorse, repentant and sorry, honest and contrite. After all, there is power in taking this posture. This is how we go after the heart of God. When … Continue reading“After All”