MANNA IN THE MORNING

When I read about Absalom and Tamar, and I see David’s silence… I don’t know what he was thinking. The Bible doesn’t really tell us. I know what it feels like to sit in the aftermath and wish I’d done something different. It's like you are darned If you do and darned If you don't.

When something hard or confusing happens, How many times do we find ourselves reaching for the phone instead of falling to our knees. I’ve done that more times than I’d like to admit.

Reading 2 Samuel 11 today left me heartbroken—not just for what David did, but for what it reminds me about all of us. None of us are exempt from temptation or falling into sin.

How human it is to feel forgotten, unseen, maybe too far gone. The beauty of being a follower of Jesus is no matter how broken, beat up or far away we have been, He's waiting for us and has a space for us. He doesn't forget about us! We belong with Jesus!

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Isn't it interesting how more makes us think better? Is it though? Is having and doing more always better?

How often do we create chaos in our heads (and hearts) because of assumptions or fear? Whew. Sharing what God’s showing me right now in today’s blog. Talk about unnecessary drama!

Lord help me truly live like someone who truly knows she carries the presence of God!!!