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      What Does it Mean to Fear the Lord? | Ep. 135 What Does it Mean to Fear the Lord? | Ep. 135 All throughout the Old Testament and New Testament, we read that God’s people should “fear the Lord”. We also are told in many verses to “fear not” or “do not fear”. Fear is a hard emotion for us to understand as it is; the differences...
      How to Fight the 3 AM Fears How to Fight the 3 AM Fears It's 3 AM. You can't sleep again. You glance at the clock, hoping you've somehow drowsed off, but nope. It's only been three minutes. You're tempted to browse your phone, but know how quickly the minutes turn into hours of wasted scrolling. You want to...
      Finding Hope in the Valley Finding Hope in the Valley The next best thing to living in the light of the Lord's love is to be unhappy til we have it, and to pant hourly after it...when it is as natural for us to long for God as for an animal to thirst, it is...
      Finding Hope in the Valley Finding Hope in the Valley Originally published in Be Still Magazine, issue 9. "The next best thing to living in the light of the Lord's love is to be unhappy til we have it, and to pant hourly after it...when it is as natural for us to long for God...
      Finding Hope in the Valley Finding Hope in the Valley The next best thing to living in the light of the Lord's love is to be unhappy til we have it, and to pant hourly after it...when it is as natural for us to long for God as for an animal to thirst, it is...
      Christ’s Presence in His Absence Christ’s Presence in His Absence By: Anteneshia Sanders Here’s a question I ask everybody: Do you watch The Chosen? Season four came out recently, and I’ve already watched them all. As the show goes along, you know what to expect if you’re familiar with the timeline of the Gospels. The...
      Praise in the Storm  Praise in the Storm  When I was a little girl, I vividly remember burning my hand on a cookie sheet. In anticipation for the cookies, I touched the pan while it was fresh out of the oven. My mom scooped me up, sat me on the counter, and ran...
      How to Fight for Faith in the Darkness How to Fight for Faith in the Darkness The past year has been one of darkness for many. Whether due to illness, fear, political divisions, or injustices, it has been a heavy season. The CDC reports that anxiety and depression rates in America are up to 42%, compared with 11% the previous year....
      God’s Goodness in Chronic Illness and Cancer w/ Colleen Chao | Ep. 197 God’s Goodness in Chronic Illness and Cancer w/ Colleen Chao | Ep. 197 We all experience suffering in this life. Our world is fractured with sin and we encounter its effects regularly. Yet in the midst of suffering, we can find hope in the gospel. We can rejoice that we do not face the pain of this world...
      In the Garden of GethsemaneEaster is quickly approaching, and it is easy to get caught up in the commercialism, or travelling, or simply to grow numb from hearing this 2,000-year-old story again this year. But let's walk, together, through the Gospel. Let's pause. Let's move slowly through this story....
      Be a Gift to the Grieving Be a Gift to the Grieving As the holidays approach, there will undoubtedly be many who set the table this year faced with the reality of a seat unfilled, a plate unused, and a presence un-forgotten. The loss of a loved one brings a subtle sadness to once cheerful traditions and...
      Crying to a God Who Hears  Crying to a God Who Hears  “Mom, when we cry, why does water come out of our eyes? Why didn’t God make it so that spaghetti comes out of our noses or spit shoots out of our ears?” These were the theological musings of my kids last week. And while I...
      How to Leave: Caring for the Ones You’re Leaving Behind How to Leave: Caring for the Ones You’re Leaving Behind In late February, I packed all of my belongings into a Penske truck and left the life I built in North Carolina. The weight of it even felt different than when I left my home in Kentucky six years before. I thought the Lord led...
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      How to Fight Anxiety with Prayer How to Fight Anxiety with Prayer When I first started struggling with anxiety, I didn't tell people about it. I pushed it down and hoped it would go away. I also didn't talk with God about my anxiety. It was easy for me to think that God didn't understand what I...
      A Letter to Military Families on Veterans Day A Letter to Military Families on Veterans Day My family bustled noisily around the kitchen—clattering dishware, gathering presents, and hanging up decor. My phone vibrated in my hand. Looking down, I saw my dad’s photo and felt that same sinking pit in my stomach that I had pushed further and further down all...
      You Weren't Created to Carry it All You Weren't Created to Carry it All Living on the third floor of an apartment complex never works in my favor on grocery shopping days. Surveying my trunk filled with bags, I would estimate how many trips I would have to make and how I could make less. Bags hung up my...
      How to Move Forward When Things Don’t Go As Planned How to Move Forward When Things Don’t Go As Planned In the fall of 2020, my husband and I were all set to move from our home in Texas to St. Andrews, Scotland, where we were planning to spend the next four years in school. We were so excited and banking on the promises from...
      Believe, and Keep Saying Yes Believe, and Keep Saying Yes Have you ever found yourself in a season you never expected, and you feel desperate? Desperate to the point that you are pleading for an answer, for help, for God to show up? Maybe it's an unforeseen event, or it's something that's been building–a sudden...
      Maybe, But I Never Weep Alone Maybe, But I Never Weep Alone Note: If you are experiencing depressed thoughts and feelings that are interfering with your daily life, it is possible that you may be battling clinical depression. If you think this may be the case for you, please tell someone, and seek the help of a...
      Your Best Days Are Ahead of You Your Best Days Are Ahead of You Have you ever feared that your best days were behind you?    Many of us experience moments where that very fear creeps in, particularly in hard seasons that show no signs of relief. It was such a season that God’s people faced in the days...
      Blessing During Isolation: How Loneliness Changed My Life Blessing During Isolation: How Loneliness Changed My Life There has been a God-given quality of mine that has concurrently been a thorn in my side and a blessing. I am a serious introvert. I would be perfectly content and delighted to be tucked away, alone. That's where I am most easily available to...
      Blessing During Isolation: How Loneliness Changed my LifeThere has been a God-given quality of mine that has concurrently been a thorn in my side and a blessing. I am a serious introvert. I would be perfectly content and delighted to be tucked away, alone. That's where I am most easily available to...
      Blessing During Isolation: How Loneliness Changed My Life Blessing During Isolation: How Loneliness Changed My Life There has been a God-given quality of mine that has concurrently been a thorn in my side and a blessing. I am a serious introvert. I would be perfectly content and delighted to be tucked away, alone. That's where I am most easily available to...
      From Silent Struggles to Songs of PraiseMy second year of marriage to a youth pastor started off with a flurry of activity – working part-time, conducting teen girl Bible studies, attending marriage conferences and youth worker conferences, visiting family, planning events, and also finding out that we were expecting our very...
      Do the Next Right Thing Do the Next Right Thing We recently watched Frozen 2, and my ears perked when I heard Anna sing, "Do the Next Right Thing." That phrase has been a bit of a mantra for me the past five years. I first heard it from the late Elisabeth Elliot. I used...
      Christ, Our Brother Christ, Our Brother I—a self-proclaimed, lifelong scaredy cat who did not dare attempt anything I thought I would fail at—had laid the two-wheeled apparatus down in the yard and was resigning toward the glass storm door. It was too hard. I couldn’t balance. I was too scared.  ...