She was a sold-out woman for God, fully aware that He was with them—even in the face of danger. And if that was the case, then nothing else mattered.
Category: Faith
Lately I’ve been trying to see God in the world around me, looking at the little, seemingly insignificant things to see something greater.
Jethro, the Mentor, presented Moses with advice: a God-directed model of leadership that would result in Moses thriving in every relationship and the people satisfied.
At the end of the study, he stood up and said, “I’m satisfied! I came today to test you all to observe if you are speaking biblical truth and I can now see that you do."
For God’s mission to succeed the Holy Spirit had to break the “comfort zones” of the leaders and church.
The people of Tench Island always received a dream before any mission ship arrived.
I told them I'd like to accept their offer, but with one condition. I knew they were Jewish and mentioned that I was a Seventh-day Adventist and kept the Sabbath. As such I could not work on the Sabbath.
The Commissioners’ weekends are filled with bookings—nearly every Sabbath—singing in Adventist churches, for Sunday congregations and community events.
I’ve told those around me, “God has not forgotten me; He has something even greater in store for me.”
