When my children were young, like any good parent I plugged electrical outlets, put them in car seats in the car, made sure they stayed away from things that could burn them, etc.   When our daughter turned 16 and became a licensed driver, I stood on the front porch and watched her drive away … Continue reading The Lord Is There

A mom of a prodigal son was so excited because she witnessed answered prayer for him. By the next morning, except for her strong faith it could have seemed progress was lost. A mom of a prodigal son and prodigal husband has seen much progress toward God, and then witnesses their next moves that seem … Continue reading An Unsung Evidence of Answered Prayer

My husband doesn't make New Year's Resolutions per se. Sometimes I do, and sometimes I don't. But I found a worthy, faith-building New Year's resolution in reading the surrounding verses of the verses-of-the-day on my two Bible apps: removing from my line of sight reminders of times when things were painful with my prodigals, and … Continue reading Faith-Building New Year’s Resolution

One of the things I pray quite often for prodigals is that truth will rise up in them and overcome every lie the enemy has told them, whether that lie came through professors, teachers, peers, family, social media, habits, television, movies, books, documentaries, music, videos, thought processes, pride, arrogance, or any other source; and whether … Continue reading Billowing Truth

Perhaps you've seen the videos making the circuit of social media where a boat is traveling down a channel where fish are literally jumping into the boat. It seems too good to be true. (An example: https://youtu.be/mC3eXTcvfH0). Speaking about Luke 5:1-11, Bishop William Lee stated his imagination went crazy when he read verses 4-6: “When … Continue reading They’re Jumping in the Boat