Therefore, holy brothers and sisters, who share in the heavenly calling, fix your thoughts on Jesus, whom we acknowledge as our apostle and high priest. - Hebrews 3:1
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We need not to search places anymore to walk in miracles and victory. His Word says it all, gives it all, and does it all.
When we feel like we are in a season of barrenness, we can trust in the One who is true to His promises, and faithful in all that He does.
How it is more fulfilling and rewarding (although tiring) when we lose ourselves for others' sake.
When dread or fear does a good job of consuming us, we can rest in the truth that the One who faced it also overcame it, and is greater than it!
Glad to have you back! Feel free to send an email to treadontheheights@gmail.com for feedback and suggestions. Blessings!
God's grace is so overwhelming that this episode could be underwhelming. Oh Grace, where do I find the words to describe you? Check out Matthew 11: 28-30 in The Message Translation.
On dealing with continual disappointment and finding hope.
I apologize for the funny sounds in the background. If you are at the end of whatever this week, I pray that you receive help in the same way that I did. Blessings!
Surviving pressures, we keep our head above water. Rising above them, we walk on it.
Pondering how our sorrows today are different from the sorrows of yesterday.
What do you do when you fail halfway through the journey of bringing the message you are called to send across?
What a relief to know that we don't have to fight our battles on our own.
Some passages on the book of Psalms about pain and waiting for God to send His healing.
Whatever it may be, we are born to live with a purpose. We are made for something. We are never without a place.
How we are forgetting the troubles from last year, as we trust God's providence and resolve to serve Him more joyfully this year.