A great leader is called to be a servant foremost and that implies a character of humility. But very often leadership appears to be a breeding ground for pride. Joseph “The Dreamer” eluded this pitfall because whether in the Pit, Prison or Palace he “Constantly Gave God Glory”.
Social Distancing is nothing new. Let me repeat that. Social Distancing is nothing new. Daily, many of us have been living our lives socially distant from those around us.
When our back is against the wall…I challenge you to hold onto the solid rock!
God urges us to take care of our bodies because we are his temple.
During times of crisis and difficulties we often become less aware of God’s love and care for us. Trusting in our wisdom, resources and strength leaves us physically exhausted, mentally drained and discouraged.
The discipline of spending time alone with God in Daily Devotions is sometimes one of the most difficult duties we face in our Christian Walk. Although we all recognize our Daily Quiet Time with God as an essential component in our Spiritual Growth some of us still consistently neglect it.
To be Christian, is to be Christ-like; to exhibit the behavior of our Savior in even the most trying situations. In this Easter season, we have the greatest of example of how to deal with difficulty when we consider the life of Jesus Christ.
Fear not, for I am with you; be not dismayed, for I am your God; I will strengthen you, I will help you, I will uphold you with my righteous right hand. Isaiah 41:10
Giving my Testimony to the entire student body, at a Chapel Service, was an assignment I had to accomplish before graduating from Bible College. Speaking on the Topic: “Out of the Playing Field Into the Mission Field” I received an arousing applause and compliments galore, so I assumed that all present were delighted. But the following morning when I opened my mail I was devastated by the note I received.
As a teacher, I wear many hats. Sometimes I need to be a judge, a doctor, an actress, a confidant among many other things. Last week was one such week where I needed more heads for hats.