Nurturing Hope, Growing Faith, Trusting God With Your Child's Health.
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Have you ever experienced rereading a well known passage in Scripture (almost with boredom because you know it so well) when, suddenly, words hit you differently? Nothing’s new. Nothing’s changed. God just shined His light on His Word touching your heart in a whole new way. That just happened to me. God used some “old” [...]
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I received my Family Christian Stores sales event flier this week in the mail. I was enjoying skimming the titles and reading the little blurbs about the books that caught my eye when I stumbled upon the title “The Christian Atheist” by Craig Groeschel. Maybe you’ve already read this book. If you have I’d love [...]
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Hi, Sweet Parents, A dear friend sent me this video. I have to tell you that it is not easy to watch because we’ve been there. We’ve been where these parents have been, maybe in different ways. Videos like these are hard for us because not only does the story grip your heart but it [...]
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God has a special mission for us. Oh, all His children are called on this mission, but none are called to go as deeply as we are into unknown, scary territory. We, the parents of children with serious health issues, are called to have the kind of faith that moves mountains. It’s usually easier for [...]
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“Jesus answered him, ‘The first of all the commandments is: ‘Hear, O Israel, the LORD our God, the LORD is one. And you shall love the LORD your God with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your mind, and with all your strength.’ This is the first commandment” (Mark 12: 29-30, NKJ). [...]
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When we talk about praying for healing, at some point, someone will remind us that the most important healing is salvation. There’s no doubt about that, but I wonder if this has become the safe way of saying, “I don’t think God is going to physically heal this person, so let’s protect ourselves from disappointment [...]
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