Once is enough with God. One encounter with him can change everything. I hope this prayer/poem inspires you today.
This piece is based on the Five Minute Friday prompt for the week: Once. It’s unedited, and I wrote it in five minutes flat.
Today’s post is also the twelfth one in the #write28days challenge, in which I’m participating during the month of February 2021.
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How can you place your trust in God, even when trust has been broken after your parents’ divorce? That’s what we are discussing on Episode 17 of Heart in a Drawer. It’s the second episode in this four-week series of episodes on personal growth as adult children of divorce.
Do you have hard questions for God today? I’m thinking that you probably do, somewhere deep in your heart. Maybe your hard questions are even on the tip of your tongue.
Have you had trouble putting your trust in God when a door closes in your life? That happened to me not so long ago, but I learned how to choose faith instead of fear and doubt.
In hindsight now, I realize that God closed that door with perfect wisdom. I simply had to trust that he had the best in mind for me.
I’m writing about trusting God when a door closes at W2W Ministries today. Here’s a peek at my post, and I hope you’ll head over to read the rest.
Welcome to part 4 of my holiday blog series, Trading Anxiety for Peace. Today we’ll discuss how intentional planning can pave the way toward Christmas peace.