Something I’ve learned About Grief
In all of our best attempts to comfort those in grief, we often make it worse. A grieving person needs a bit more than “They are in a better place.”
In all of our best attempts to comfort those in grief, we often make it worse. A grieving person needs a bit more than “They are in a better place.”
In prayer this morning, the Lord showed me a woman walking in a field of lilies. She was touching gently each one with her right hand as she walked along. There was much sunshine and a gentle breeze.
Our decisions affect others. Often we cause others to suffer needlessly due to our own disobedience. Jonah is a good example of this.
I want to know Christ and the power of His resurrection and the fellowship of His sufferings, being conformed to Him in His death, and so, somehow, to attain to the resurrection from the dead… (Philippians 3:10)
When you’re weary He gives you strength
Right when you’re in need.
When you’re feeling lost and alone
He’ll bring you to His heart home.
Poetry and Ponderings by Shelly
I receive an email from another ministry periodically. They shared this dream from a man I am unfamiliar with. However, I thought it would worthy of passing along also. May it speak to your own hearts today.
At this moment I desire to be sitting eye to eye so you could see the sting of tears in my eyes up close. I want to share a moment of faith that was required of me. Maybe it would encourage your own walk with Christ.
Integrity is so very important in the body of Christ. The simple definition is “The quality of being honest and having strong moral principals; moral uprightness.” It also reads, “a state of being undivided.”