Have you ever noticed that we don’t naturally live thankfully? Sure, there are the “glass-half-full” people who tend to be more sanguine, and therefore think more positively. But that’s not what I’m talking about. I’m talking about the fact that we don’t naturally live in a way where we are continually aware of the little…
Ralph Waldo Emerson said, “You are what you think all day long”. And I think Scripture would agree with him. The mind is the biggest battlefield; because it reflects what is going on in our heart already. If the enemy is speaking negativity, lies, and pessimism to our heart, it will be reflected in our…
Trials are part of the human experience. Ever since the fall of man in Genesis 3, we are all subject to trials and adversity in life. This is true for the Christian as well as the unbeliever. However, there is a distinct difference between the Christian and the unbeliever when it comes to the outcome…
Over the past couple of months on the A Little R & R Podcast, we have talked about how to read and study our Bible effectively. But if that’s all we do – if we just read, and even study, but never really put into practice what we’ve read, our reading and study is in…
What is the current temperature in your home? I don’t mean where your thermostat is set, but what people sense when they walk in your front door. Do they feel love and warmth, or do they feel cold and on edge? I want to stress that this post isn’t just for wives and mothers, this…
If you have never read Psalm 119 in one sitting, you are missing out on a great blessing. Growing up, and for all of my adult life, I have read Psalm 119 little by little. Sometimes a little everyday, or a little every week. About Psalm 119 Psalm 119 is the longest chapter in the…
