Who am I?

We live in a society focused on the question of identity. But the world’s question, “Who am I?” has a very different meaning than those same words do in a Biblical context.

Gwendolyn Harmon 12/29/23 Gwendolyn Harmon 12/29/23

Rejoicing in the Savior

The week between Christmas and New Years can feel like an emotional lull, a dull point in between celebrations. But for the Christian, the joy of Christmas is not just for one specific day or season—it is for every day!

Gwendolyn Harmon 12/22/23 Gwendolyn Harmon 12/22/23

Responding in Faith

The Christmas account is full of examples of men and women who responded in faith. But there is also a contrast given.

Gwendolyn Harmon 12/15/23 Gwendolyn Harmon 12/15/23

The Fullness of Christ

Christmas is a celebration of Christ’s gift to us. But that gift goes far beyond salvation from the penalty of our sins.

Gwendolyn Harmon 12/8/23 Gwendolyn Harmon 12/8/23

The Word Made Flesh

We know that Jesus is called the Word made flesh, but have you considered the way Christ’s coming demonstrated the faithfulness of God?

Gwendolyn Harmon 12/1/23 Gwendolyn Harmon 12/1/23

And His Name Shall Be Called

You are probably familiar with the names listed in Isaiah 9:6, but the Bible says that the name of the Lord is a strong tower, and this year I have been encouraged by how the names in Isaiah 9:6 can be a place of refuge throughout Christmas time and all the rest of the year, too!

Gwendolyn Harmon 11/24/23 Gwendolyn Harmon 11/24/23

Surely Goodness and Mercy

There’s a phrase in Psalm 23 that is probably familiar to you, but perhaps, like me, you have never taken time to really apply it to your life.

Gwendolyn Harmon 11/17/23 Gwendolyn Harmon 11/17/23

A Season of Gratitude

The Bible says there is a time and season to everything. In America, we are blessed to have a holiday set aside for the giving of thanks. But how can we keep from getting distracted or caught up in the details of the day?

Gwendolyn Harmon 11/10/23 Gwendolyn Harmon 11/10/23

When You Have No Might

It is easy to look around at the things God has called us to do and feel inadequate, even feeble. But I was reminded recently through the account of God’s conversation with Gideon in Judges 6 that God already knows my feebleness—and plans to help.

Thoughts along the Journey…

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