This vivid reminder is not a declaration that a global pandemic is the boss of me, but rather, it exposes the fragile underbelly of my baseless self-reliance.
Sometimes abandoning ourselves to the will of God is like floating down a river: we relax and allow the current of the river to carry us along. At other times it is more like trying to run the rapids or ride a large wave.
Recently, as part of an exercise to more effectively discern God’s will, I was challenged to pray two prayers BEFORE praying for wisdom – the prayer of quiet trust and the prayer of indifference.
Daniel Hall is a Shepherd in Action at home with his wife and 8-month-old son, at work, and in his friendships. He encourages other shepherds to be open and available to others. Giving can be as simple as provide time and a shoulder for someone who may need it.
It’s a brand new year, dear shepherds, and although we don’t know what lies ahead in 2020, we do know there’s peace. In this short video clip, @Albert Tate reminds us of what peace looks like when we’re walking with The Good Shepherd. As you influence this year and shepherd those in your care, may …
And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus. Philippians 4:7 The word “peace” appears 429 times in the King James version of the Bible. It’s something we yearn for. We hope you enjoy this special duet between a talented young lady and her father …
Watching a true shepherd at work is a remarkable -- and even -- moving experience. I invite you to witness a Sunday morning experience that my friend, Dick, had recently in Wisconsin. I believe you'll be moved to tears, as well...
In 2018 while attending a conference in Dallas I heard a woman behind me speaking to someone during a break. I immediately knew the voice was familiar, but it took me a bit longer to realize it was the voice I heard late in the night. It was June Hunt!
It’s wonderful to walk into a room and smell an aroma that pleases us. Whether it’s the relaxing scent of lavender wafting through a room, the delightful trace of your favorite person’s perfume or cologne, or the first comforting whiff of your grandmother’s apple pie, it just makes us smile.
Spurgeon. May the name invoke a love for service, an appreciation for an extraordinarily Godly woman behind a great man of faith, and an inspiration to live into our calling as a witness in every circumstance of life.
God knows what is in store for us and He prepares us for the journey. This is why we can have full confidence as shepherd leaders to live into our calling in 2019.