Let Us Adore Him

I was drawn into deeper, fuller worship of Jesus as I wrote about adoring our Lord.
Abide in Me

When evils hit the world news and scenes of unjust suffering hit our eyes and hurt in our heart, it is hard to identify all our feelings.
Nature Notes

What are my Nature Notes? When I send friends, family and a few others emails about new posts on Given Word Now, I usually…
The Glory of God

Around 1440 B.C., in an unusual mountain top encounter, God gave a man named Moses exact instructions on how to build…
Your Today

Take time to thank and praise the Lord today. Do it until you feel HIS Holy Spirit welling up inside. Do it through tears if you must, in pain if it’s there, through your busy thoughts, until they are stilled and through your work until you know His work from your own. Take time TODAY […]
The Christian Vote

Note: Please READ this and pass it on—especially the Charles Finney quotation and comments at the end
Cross Cultural Divides

The women in Jane Austin’s books fascinate me. Especially when they are blinded by their own faulty judgments and opinions. I identify with those who eventually see their mistakes and change their minds—and hearts.
Teapots

Last Thursday I counted my teapots. I have fourteen of them. I don’t collect them; they come to me. The occasion for counting up was a new addition to the inventory . . .It was one of the noisiest look-at-me teapots I’ve ever seen in my life. It called out, “Embrace my imperfections.”
Truth and Deception

God’s presence is fresh and lively; it’s creative and filled with truth, light and peace. The enemy’s activity, though often disguised as light, eventually turns into deception, weariness, darkness and unrest. This rather obvious observation was evoked by a CD message from a preacher who once taught Jesus’ love. The Holy Spirit once used him to heal the sick and give sight to the blind. He is still speaking and preaching, but . . .
Nature is Wild

The phrase, the wildness of nature, brings memories of waking up in the night to the crash of winter ice breaking up on Lake Geneva . . .