Complete Love
I found I could not love others because I had never truly received God’s love for me.
I found I could not love others because I had never truly received God’s love for me.
Contentment is a decision to be happy with what you already have.
When people are being abused or mistreated they can internalize the pain they feel.
Rotten fruit comes from rotten roots, and good fruit comes from good roots.
We become useful vessels when we are wholly consecrated to God.
God wants us to be living sacrifices, full of zeal to serve Him every day. My husband always seems happy. Within five minutes of waking, Dave is humming, singing or listening to music as he gets ready for the day. He is definitely a “morning person.” But years ago, I didn’t want any music on …
Religious activity is one thing that can keep us from hearing God.
More people could walk in the perfect will of God if they would learn how to hear His voice.
There is no such thing as trusting God without unanswered questions.
To receive from God what He has promised in His Word, we must obey Him.
Positive, faith-filled words are full of life, but negative words are full of death.
When Jesus died on the cross, He opened the way for us to get personal with almighty God.
When we are born again we have the Holy Spirit in us, but we may not yet be totally filled.
SEXUAL ABUSE I’D SUFFERED AT THE HANDS OF MY FATHER HAD LEFT ME DEEPLY WOUNDED. BUT I WAS DETERMINED TO SEE HIM MADE WHOLE IN CHRIST.
As many of you know, I was sexually, physically, verbally and emotionally abused from the time I can remember until I left home at 18. Although I was abused by several men while growing up, my father was the primary source.
The years of abuse left me emotionally wounded and unstable, and after a failed first marriage, I met my “knight in shining armor,” Dave Meyer. God used the peace, joy and stability in his life to create a deep desire within me to want what he had. Through many tears and trying times, God began to walk me through the process of emotional healing.