Claim OwnershipLove Notes from God
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Daily love notes from God. God is always speaking encouraging us every moment. As you go through out your day may these daily love notes encourage you on your journey.
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You can shock your enemy by making them dinner instead of getting even. (Romans 12:20; Proverbs 25:21-22; 2 King 6:21-23)
The weight is lifted when you do a physical and spiritual dump. (1 Peter 5:7)
In my 1000th episode, I celebrate the joy of walking with Jesus..choosing relationship over religion, embracing His blessings, and sharing a family declaration to walk in light and truth.
The merchants in the temple were doing something “good” in the wrong place and in the wrong way. Jesus’ words challenge us to align our actions with God’s order. (John 2:16)
Not all anger is created equal. In this episode, we unpack the difference between righteous indignation and petty offenses..and why letting go of the small stuff frees your heart and honors God. (John 2:15)
Jesus didn’t just talk..He cleared the temple. Sometimes love takes bold action. (John 2:15)
Jesus cared about what was happening in the temple..and He still does. Let’s check our hearts and honor the places where we worship.(John 12:14)
A short heart-check on staying anchored in God’s truth. Karla reflects on Kanye West’s journey and reminds us all: don’t exchange God’s light for darkness. Stay rooted in His love. ( John 1:5)
In Exodus, the blood of the lamb was applied to doorposts for protection and deliverance. But through Jesus, the Lamb of God, that same blood is now applied to our hearts..covering, cleansing, and transforming us from the inside out. (John 2:13
After His first miracle, Jesus travels to Capernaum with His family—some believing, some not. What do we do when those closest to us can’t see what God is doing? (John 2:12; Matthew 12:46-50)
Five years ago, I said no..I didn’t feel ready. But just a few months later, in the middle of a global pandemic, God said yes. Today, Salon Santee stands as a testimony of what happens when you trust His timing over your own. This episode is a quick heart check and reminder: don’t count yourself out when God has already counted you in.
John 2:11 marks the beginning of Jesus’ public miracles. In a quiet moment, His glory was revealed..and belief was born. Sometimes God shows up in the stillness, not the spotlight.
God’s timing is perfect—He saves the best for now. What’s ahead is greater than what’s behind. (John 2:10)
Motivation fades, but discipline keeps you moving. In this bonus episode, I share how showing up with intention allows God to give you the strength to finish your race. (1 Corinthians 9: 24-25;27)
“On this final day of camp, we’re reminded that it’s not about our comfort but about building character and pointing kids to Jesus. Let’s finish strong..speaking life, love, and truth into the next generation.” (Psalms 78:4)
A quick message from youth camp: Be the hands and feet of Jesus. Pause, be present, and care for the ones who feel unseen. Every act of love matters. (Matthew 25:40)
In the middle of youth camp and a busy season, I’m reminded of the power of pausing. In this episode, I share a real-time reflection from the lobby of our hotel..how checking in physically mirrors the spiritual importance of checking in with God. Don’t miss the invitation to pause, be present, and reconnect. (Mark 6:31)
The master of the feast didn’t know a miracle had taken place..but the servants did. Sometimes others will benefit from your obedience without even realizing it was God who showed up. (John 2:9)
The servants obeyed, even without understanding..and the miracle was already happening. Sometimes the breakthrough comes after the step of faith. (John 2:8)
Sometimes God’s instructions won’t make sense..but obedience is the doorway to the miracle. When we trust His timing, His way, and His voice, breakthrough follows. John 2:6–7 reminds us: just do what He says… even if you don’t understand it yet.
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