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Nova Scotia, I love you

Today, we take pause to remember, reflect, mourn and question the recent events in our beautiful home province of Nova Scotia. Some of us have been away a very long time, but home is never far from our hearts. We grew together, loved together, and moved on in life together. Together, we are strong. But now, some of those we loved are no longer together with us and we are left behind to make sense of this senseless and unfathomable tragedy. What goes on in the heart and mind of a man to make him partake in such acts of violence? We want….no we DEMAND answers to help us make sense and navigate through the horrors of what can only be described as pure evil. As a Christian, I can offer to share what has helped me and my family make sense of troubling times. None nearly as horrific as having a friend or family member ripped out of our grasp by the hands of another human being, I will not ever pretend to understand what could be going on in everyone’s minds right now. I do feel th...

The Essential Elements of the Message (by John MacArthur)

Excerpt From The Gospel According to Paul Daily Devotional Day 2 The gospel of Jesus Christ is a message of divine accomplishment. It is an announcement that Christ has already triumphed over sin and death on behalf of hopeless sinners who lay hold of His redemption by faith alone. This is grace-based religion. The focus is on what God has already done for sinners. But to appreciate how such a message is good news, a person must know himself to be a wretched sinner, incapable of making an adequate atonement and therefore powerless to earn any righteous merit of his own—much less obtain redemption for himself. The sinner must feel the weight of his guilt and know that God is a righteous Judge who will not sanction sin. Indeed, he or she must be prepared to confess that perfect justice demands the condemnation of guilty souls. That means a clear message about the reality of sin and the hopeless state of fallen humanity is a necessary starting point for the gospel’s good news. Tha...

Poking righteous fun

Being on Facebook has it’s ups and downs.  I thoroughly enjoy funny cat, dog and baby videos.  I laugh at the memes posted on various fibromyalgia groups I am part of that make light of our very real and painful disease.  Laughter is really a great medicine.  But we must always examine our hearts when we are posting what we think is funny.  What is the true motive of our post and what will others perceive it to be?  Now I know we can’t please everyone and it doesn’t matter WHAT we do there will always be someone out there who will just...not...get it.  But even in those cases we can take precautions and measures to make sure that even though it won’t be taken in the spirit it was intended, that we can stand before the Lord and say I did my best. For an example. I am part of some discernment ministry groups where some of their members will post things that leave me wondering “Is this person just making fun of the one in the picture or is their intent ...

Welcome!

Welcome to my page.  I pray it be of blessing and encouragement to you.  Predominantly meant for women, I have included invites to husbands of some women as well as I feel it is crucial for a husband to be actively involved in what his wife is watching, listening and involved in.  I have set permissions that all posts be viewed first before posting simply to avoid any potential dramas that inevitably occur but be assured that no comment will go unaddressed whether publicly or privately.  May God richly bless you all!