by Kathy | May 11, 2020 | In the News, Spiritual Growth, Trials and difficulties, Uncategorized, Unshakeable Faith
Hardship has been part of the human story since Adam and Eve disobeyed God in the Garden and sin entered the world. But, why? Our all-powerful God could prevent every evil and difficulty if He chose. So, why doesn’t He? Why does God allow suffering in the lives of...
by Kathy | Apr 27, 2020 | Spiritual Growth, Trials and difficulties, Unshakeable Faith
About now, you may be wondering how much more you can take. Times have been tough and they may continue to be challenging for a while. But I do have some good news. God doesn’t waste anything He allows into your life – particularly trials and difficulties....
by Kathy | Jan 20, 2020 | Spiritual Growth, Trials and difficulties, Uncategorized, Unshakeable Faith
The world often belittles faith in Jesus. Some consider it a “crutch” for the weak. The “enlightened” think us ignorant. But they misunderstand the nature of faith. Unfortunately, sometimes Christians lack a solid, biblical understanding of true faith. Arming...
by Kathy | Oct 21, 2019 | Theology, Trials and difficulties, Unshakeable Faith
Lately I’ve been thinking a lot about Christian suffering and persecution. Since Jesus walked the earth, His followers around the globe have been ridiculed and persecuted for their faith. But we haven’t experienced much of it here in America. But our culture is...
by Kathy | Jul 1, 2019 | Trials and difficulties, Unshakeable Faith, Women's issues
When my kids were young, I learned the hard way to be very careful about making promises. Why? Because sometimes, no matter how much I may have wanted to keep the promise, the circumstances were beyond my control. For instance, a promise of a trip to the park could be...
by Kathy | Jun 24, 2019 | Bible, Spiritual Growth, Unshakeable Faith
Faith is an abstract concept. Sometimes difficult to define and hard to describe. So how do we know if we are “doing it right?” How do we know if our faith is strong and genuine? Although there is no official “faith test,” the eleventh chapter of Hebrews gives us a...
