The love we build during these earthly lives carries on forever for those of us who believe in Jesus. But oh, how it hurts when we lose someone we love.
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While I still value that priority list—God first, others second, self last—I’ve come to understand that perhaps the self isn’t actually meant to be last at all. God didn’t actually say put ourselves last. God said to love your neighbor AS yourself. You matter, too.
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Ever see a rubber duck on someone’s jeep and wonder why? That’s the #DuckDuckJeep movement, spreading kindness and love one tiny rubber duckie at a time. And to me, I see Jesus at work in the midst. A blog by Jessica Brodie.
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Why are so many people getting the message that Christianity is all about being judgmental? Is it because we talk less about love and more about the wrongs of culture and society?
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How a milestone with my kids helped underscore a key faith lesson for me.
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Obviously taking a ride in an Amish buggy and sampling some amazing freshly baked bread isn’t authentically immersing myself in the culture. But taking the time to open my eyes to the Amish lifestyle and start to understand a bit more about why they live the way they do, particularly the orthodox Amish, left me with a deep appreciation of that way of life.
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Have you ever experienced a time of loss and sadness that is simultaneously also filled with deep joy? That was our family this week.
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Waiting for God to move is not easy. It requires faith, courage, and an abundance of patience. This week, welcome guest blogger Karen Ferguson, who shares how she’s learned waiting on God brings a freedom like no other.
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Whatever your place in life, whatever your passion, whatever your profession, whatever inspires you, whatever you love, one truth unifies all these things: God did it first, and He did it better. We are made to create, to build, to inspire, to love, because that is Who God is, and whether one believes it or not, we have all been made in His image. Guest post by P.S. Patton, author, The Withering.
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