A Yielded Heart
What Now My Lord? I Love You, Lord! You’re mine forever. You’re my Redeemer, King and Friend. You’ve paid the price; You died to save me. You gave me life that will never end. You’ll never leave! You’ll hold me … Continued
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What Now My Lord? I Love You, Lord! You’re mine forever. You’re my Redeemer, King and Friend. You’ve paid the price; You died to save me. You gave me life that will never end. You’ll never leave! You’ll hold me … Continued
I’ve always been fascinated by stories of transformed lives of people who have come to faith in Christ Jesus. First of all, the Biblical story of Saul who arrested and murdered Christians before Jesus knocked him off his high horse … Continued
This phrase about soaring has intrigued me. I think of an eagle soaring high in the sky. It looks so free—not a care in the world. Soaring denotes freedom. We appreciate the freedom in our country, especially as we celebrate … Continued
Shortly after my husband, Martin, died of cancer, in 2003, I questioned God: “What can I -should I- do now? I chcked into a lonely motel room, half of 1700 miles of my drive from home to my parents’ home … Continued
“Mommy, Mommy, can I wake up to you now?” The voice of my young son, calling from the foot of the basement stairs, awakened me. My heart went out to him and I went to gather him in my arms. … Continued
I am grateful this Father’s Day and every day for an earthly father who loved me and enabled me to attend church, SS, Bible Camp, and encouraged other healthy activities like playing accordion, etc. Not all have good earthly Fathers, … Continued
This time of year, when it is too cold to enjoy being outside, it’s easy to feel depressed. I’ve been refreshing my memory of a book called Healing for Damaged Emotions by David A. Seamands. He quotes Samuel Logan Brengle, … Continued
What was God saying through the famous Bethlehem star? First, He lit up the sky with angels, letting the shepherds know the good news that Jesus, His Son and their Savior was born. Then he lit up … Continued
It seems most people expect Christmas to be a joyous time, not “blue.” But for many, Christmas intensifies feelings of hopelessness, loneliness, and grief. I’ve had some “Blue Christmases,” but I’ve also experienced the great joy of knowing “The Word became flesh and … Continued
This is a hands-on blog. I need comments to help me write a Valentine to Jesus. The melody is at Youtube/JudithVanderWege and the lyrics follow here. Please, would you give any suggestions for improvement in the comments section? My Heart’s … Continued