iBelieve Truth: A Devotional for Women Archives

When we are walking through the wilderness, we must recognize God is caring for us.

God wants us to have good success just like he wanted for Joshua. Your success will not look the same as mine and that’s okay.

Life isn’t fair, just, or pain-free. What are we supposed to do with that?

No one can discount you or disqualify you from your purpose in the church.

We are already accepted, liked and loved!

We all have our own messes, hurts, hang-ups and relationship failures. Keep loving people, even though it’s messy.

I playfully asked my daughter, 'How do people get energy?' Her answer stopped me in my tracks.

Hope sometimes doesn’t look like the old thing recovering. Hope, as it turns out, sometimes looks like a tiny new thing sprouting.

The beauty of desperation lies in the fact that sometimes when we are pushed to the brink, that is where we finally lay it all down for Jesus.

Would you rather gain this world and lose your soul, or would you delight in his Word and promises and be content with all that he provides?

Paul’s inspired words teach us the Holy Spirit is with us, and He is there when we push ourselves beyond what He intended.

If we don’t understand who Jesus is, our perception of marriage is going to be extremely out of focus.

This school year is one for the history books, and as I sent my babies off today, five things were on my mind and in my prayers.

Just as God is sovereign in salvation, He is also sovereign in our sanctification.

Trust him, it is good.