When I truly turn my attention and my heart God in morning devotions it changes the day. God fills me with His strength to take on the day.

Jesus loved people by spending time with them. He sat, ate, listened, touched, and healed. Love, time, and busy – all four-letter words.

Christians are responsible for helping one another mature. At times this means speaking the truth in love and at times humbly receiving it.

We’re often so comfortable with the status quo that we don’t have eyes to see what needs correcting. Admitting our errors requires humility. Change is hard. God knows.

We can summarize the whole Bible into one word: Love. Love on another as Jesus loved. Of course, we need to know Jesus in order to love others like Him.

I’m trying to comprehend the black experience. How can a white woman who follows Jesus make a difference? Examine my own thoughts.

The pandemic stripped away the control we had over life. But were we really in control? Are we better positioned to give God control?

How can we apply the Golden Rule as we reopen the world after COVID-19? Let’s step into the other’s shoes and love them like ourselves.

We’ve learned that the Covid-19 restrictions are in our best interest. Could our obedience during the pandemic help us obey the teachings of Jesus?

We’re feeling stuck inside during COVID-19 which helps us understand Noah’s safety inside the ark with family, animals, and a promise. Is there hope?