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Directions For a Godly Life
MegRichardsPhotography.com Come. Hear. Act Everyone who comes to Me and hears My words and acts on them, I will show you whom he is like: He is like a man building a house, who dug deep and laid a foundation on the rock, and when a flood occurred, the torrent burst against that house and…
Read MoreGod Gets It Right!
Repetition! Repetition is needed, because we forget what God has told us. We are frequently told to remember. Our worship is about who He is and what He has done. Both require us to remember. We repeat facts about His glorious being, and He powerful, loving, just acts. My prompt, this time, calling me to…
Read MoreFailed Expectations
For three years Jesus healed, cast out demons, raised the dead, calmed the seas and winds, walked on water, made wine out of water, and more. Wouldn’t you think that was proof of His deity? Yet. When He entered Jerusalem riding on a donkey (fulfilling Zechariah 9:9), He was joyously greeted by the crowds. Hosanna! BLESSED…
Read MoreGlorify God in the Mess
We are in an awful mess, and it is not just the US. The mess is so bad we cannot fix it We can work on it around the edges, and, perhaps, made a little improvement, but we cannot solve the underlying issues. What do we do? We keep on keeping on, fixing our eyes…
Read MoreLike Peter, We Sink Too
Jesus came to the disciples walking on the water toward their boat. The disciples were terrified and cried out in fear. But then Peter said: “Lord if* is You, command me to come to You on the water.” And He said, “Come!” And Peter got out of the boat, and walked on the water and…
Read MoreThe Love Story of the Ages
MegRichardsPhotography.com We see a lot of love stories among athletes and celebrities on various media. And, of course, lots of love stories in novels and films. Some even seem to be true! Today is Easter, part of the real love story of the ages: God loves His people.* His love for us started before the foundation of the…
Read MoreMiscarriage of Justice
We can think of lots of examples of miscarriage of justice, where the innocent are punished or the guilty go free. Or, in general, where there are no consequences, or the punishment doesn’t fit the crime. An “acquitted murderer.” A violent rioter who damaged property or people and wasn’t charged or was charged but immediately…
Read MoreOn the Other Side
My husband and I have somewhat different routes for our walks, but we meet at the turn-around spot. Sometimes, when we are starting out, I say: “Meet you on the other side.” Every time I say that, I think of eternity. We will all walk through the door to eternity. The question is: “What is…
Read MoreAre You in an Awful Spot?
Are you in an awful spot? Probably not as bad as Jeremiah’s! Read Lamentations 3:1-20. What did Jeremiah do? What should we do? This I recall to my mind, therefore I have hope. The LORD’s lovingkindnesses indeed never cease, for His compassions never fail. They are new every morning; Great is Your faithfulness. The LORD is…
Read MoreThe World’s Biggest Problem
What do you think is the world’s biggest problem? The biggest problem in your country? Do you think the biggest problem is the people in office? The climate? The economy? Racial issues? Whatever you think is the biggest problem, you are apt to think the solution is related to that issue. You might choose to…
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