Have you ever stopped and thought how your perspective would be different if you saw yourself the way others see you? But more importantly, how does God see me? I have talked with people over the years, and I have heard people say, “Most of my life I have never felt quite enough; not pretty enough, not outspoken enough, not listened to enough, just not enough, always feeling less than adequate.” 

​As we prepare to celebrate Memorial Day, we honor the brave men and women who have put themselves in the line of fire for our freedom. They are our protectors, our guardians, the embodiment of patriotism and courage. Their sacrifices are steeped in a love so profound it mirrors Christ’s love for humanity. They have laid down their lives for us, in a testament to their love for their country and their fellow man. 

​Stir my heart, Lord. What comes to mind when you hear the word “revival”? A widespread movement sparked by a prayer meeting or a sermon? Outdoor services held under a tent? An emotional experience?

​The heart of a woman in the Bible is depicted as a "wellspring of life" (Proverbs 4:23), designed to reflect God’s image through strength, dignity, wisdom, and a gentle, quiet spirit. Biblical women are portrayed as crucial, faithful agents of God’s plan, nurturing, leading, and operating with deep faith amidst adversity.