The question now is, what will we do after the storm is over? Eventually, we will be unquarantined; eventually you’ll hold the divorce certificate in your hand; eventually you’ll find another job, another house, another church; eventually the drama in your children’s lives will settle down. But what lesson will you take away from theseContinueContinue reading “After the Storm: Part 4, Jesus in the Storm”
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Comfort in the Storm: Part 3 of Jesus in the Storm
My cutie-pie step grandbaby. Photo creds to Reshelle Stockton (both pics). Oh, how we long to be comforted like a child who cries for her mama in the middle of a midnight thunderstorm! Somehow it’s not as acceptable to carry around a well-worn Minnie Mouse or stuffed puppy for security when we’re 49 as whenContinueContinue reading “Comfort in the Storm: Part 3 of Jesus in the Storm”
Peace in the Storm: Part 2 of Jesus in the Storm
We all want to experience God’s peace, but we cannot experience His peace until we first comprehend His power. And we cannot comprehend His power without a storm. These two attributes of God go hand-in-hand. Catherine Segars Pandemics, large and small disappointments, illnesses, deaths, family troubles—we all have storms in life. So, experiencing fear andContinueContinue reading “Peace in the Storm: Part 2 of Jesus in the Storm”
Jesus in the Storm, Part 1
A worldwide pandemic is not a literal storm, but I imagine it feels as unsettling as Jonah before he jumped overboard or the disciples before they saw Jesus walking on the water toward them. While the current COVID-19 panic seems to be the biggest storm on the horizon, it’s not the only one. Parents areContinueContinue reading “Jesus in the Storm, Part 1”
Jesus in the Storm Introduction
Announcement! Announcement! I’m writing a new, 4-part series called “Jesus in the Storm,” and I want YOU to have access to it! While COVID-19 can’t be categorized as a storm in the same way as a hurricane or a tornado, it is wreaking havoc around the world like an untamed tsunami. All of us haveContinueContinue reading “Jesus in the Storm Introduction”
