Every month, I guest post at several popular sites. For your reading convenience, I’m gathering my monthly guest posts here in a sampler. Enjoy these previews of the posts, then click on the “read more” link.
Are you dealing with grief that just won’t go away, because a literal death has not yet occurred? We can learn how to deal with a living death from the story of Tamar, King David’s daughter.
As a child of divorce since the age of 4, I have dealt with a living death most of my life. Though my parents’ marriage ended decades ago, I still deal with the fallout. The marriage is over, but the negative effects linger on, because the divorce is a living death.
I’ve also experienced living deaths from loving prodigals, handling disappointments, and dealing with various messes. Life doesn’t always give us definite endings, and when negativity continues, you can feel the reverberations of a living death.
Is life beating you down in more than one area? I’ve been there before, and I’m learning much from the account of the widow of Zarephath in the Old Testament.
Turn to 1 Kings 17 to follow along with me today. It’s a short but powerful story that God has been repeating to me for the past few weeks. I want to share insights with you today to give you hope.
Do you receive love letters from God? You may be receiving them without recognizing them. Here are stories of a few love letters I’ve recently received from God. I hope it helps you see the ways he’s sending you love letters too.
Why does intercessory prayer matter? It has blessed me greatly in the past, and I want to share a story with you today. You may not realize the power your prayers for others really have.