Tag: Moses
Receiving from His Fullness (John 1:16)
This was a moment when I saw a verse for the first time, after years of reading over it. In the Gospel According to John, first chapter, and verse 16, there is a wonderful statement about perspective, the Christian distinctive, and how we live… Continue Reading “Receiving from His Fullness (John 1:16)”
Embrace Burning Bush Moments
My morning prayer and meditation time is a bit fluid. The first rush of words are written: black fine felt tip Papermate marker pen and journal, day, date, and time of entry, all to begin with Dear Abba. While in prayer I get inspired… Continue Reading “Embrace Burning Bush Moments”
Zipporah, the “Word” Intercessor
It amuses me when fellow believers tease me (sometimes harshly) because of a loyalty to scripture. Some tend toward lazy prayer, offering to the Father only feeling and opinion with no biblical base. They frustrate easily and falter in faith for lack of proper… Continue Reading “Zipporah, the “Word” Intercessor”
Behold, I am going…and I will say (#CrownShine)
You know, restoration and recovery are amazing words. We may declare them with mental assent, but there’s such depth beneath the surface. God’s ability to bring us back from ruin and ashes… His method of healing us to where weakness becomes memory is nothing… Continue Reading “Behold, I am going…and I will say (#CrownShine)”
Hey Moses, for You There Are No Accidents! (reflection)
Seasonally I identify with Moses. It happens when I look up one day and ask myself, “How did I get here?” I read and re-read about Moses’ beginning and call to deliver God’s people. God called Him in a remote place…where Moses fled…after Moses… Continue Reading “Hey Moses, for You There Are No Accidents! (reflection)”
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