Thoughts along the Journey…
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- Growing in Grace
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- Words
Understanding the Lovingkindness of the Lord
Psalm 107 gives us examples of God’s merciful lovingkindness in action so that we may gain a deeper understanding of the lovingkindness of the Lord.
Say So!
Psalm 107:1 is a verse that comes to mind often, but recently, I was challenged by the command in the next verse.
Goodness Like a Fetter
It is easy to see God’s goodness in things we like and enjoy, but God’s goodness is also at work when we are restricted or limited.
Finding Thankfulness
The week leading up to Thanksgiving can be exhausting, and it is easy to end up so tired or busy we don’t feel very thankful. God recently convicted my heart with Psalm 18:30 and a truth that renewed my thankfulness to God.
Longing for Christmas
During the weeks leading up to Christmas, we often focus on longing. But why? Longing seems incompatible with a season of light and joy and hope, but it’s actually an essential part of Christmas and our Christian lives as well.
Give Thanks for God’s Mercy
Thanksgiving has come and gone, and, for many, the Christmas season has begun. But gratitude to God should be more than just a November event. Our hearts should be giving thanks all year round for the manifold blessings of the Lord.