A couple of weeks ago, my dresser had collapsed to the ground under severe pressure from a mighty wind that took hold of it that night. All I know is, one minute I am sleeping peacefully in my bed, the next me and my sister are awakened by a loud thud and my dresser is

One spiritual discipline that I encountered was the discipline of service. This spiritual discipline is found in chapter nine of Celebration of Discipline: The Path to Spiritual Growth by Richard Foster.  In this chapter, Foster mentions two types of service. There is self-righteous service that is highly concerned about results,  and there is true service

We humans are like chalkboards, while God our Heavenly Father represents our chalkboard eraser. When we make mistakes in life, we turn to Jesus to forgive us from our disgusting sins, and to help us during difficult situations.

In the song Who You Are Without Me by Kate Voegele, the chorus goes: “I’m not your anchor, so don’t hold on. I’m not the answer, you got me wrong. I’m not your saviour, save your energy To find out who you are without me” What if Jesus said these words to us