Colossians 4:2 ” Continue steadfastly in prayer, being watchful in it with thanksgiving.” Thank you for joining in steadfast prayers for these RHFH needs: ICU patients : Claudeson – stabilization and weight gain Chrismene -healing from continued fevers and edema Djennie – healing mercy, she is very ill Clinic patients: Please join in
My friend Brett shared a blog post from Paul Tripp today and mentioned it was a useful reminder to him when he questions God’s goodness. As Briana wrote recently, the nature of our work here in Haiti can be deflating, confusing, and infuriating in the same moment. It is difficult
Two of my friends frequently put hashtags up on social media that catch my attention. Yes, there is too much noise on social media these days, but I am truly grateful for these reminders. A friend from college, Rodney Bond, persistently reminds me to #PutGodFirst. Another friend from seminary, Brett
Paul is an all out, no limits, hardcore follower of Jesus. I want to be like Paul. If I could get the fire to fall down from heaven like Paul, perform signs and wonders in Christ’s name, boldly proclaim the gospel, then everything will work out silky smooth. Then I
Use your smile to change the world. Don’t let the world change your smile. There are hundreds of languages in the world, but a smile speaks them all. Smile and remember at the end of the day, your blessings outweigh your problems. Be the reason someone smiled today. You’re never
2 Corinthians is working its way up my list for low-key-favorite-go-to-epistle. Paul has the right mix of confidence in God and humility in himself throughout the book. He reveals his human weakness and his spiritual strength like few of his other letters. When we think of Paul, we think of
