In my attempt to move forward, to fulfill the destiny that God has designed for me, I too look back. I dare think that I am not alone in this. I think we all struggle with looking back - holding on to the past whether it is painful memories, words that have been spoken over us that we can’t leave behind,

Prayer isn’t to change God as much as it is to change us. Even though God already knows the words forming on our lips, He wants us to talk and share our hearts with Him.

“Everyone wants to be in ministry, in the limelight on a platform preaching; but real ministry is being in the emergency room with a family that is faced with a hopeless situation. 

I have heard people say, “I have sinned too much.  I have gone too far and made too many mistakes to go to Jesus.  He could never want me or use me.”

I know that I heard that still small voice while driving in that morning.  Was it an audible voice?  No, but it was a thought placed there by the Holy Spirit that was so strong that it might as well have been.

I began to reflect over the last couple of weeks with hurricane Dorian.  This storm seemed like it was the storm that would never end!  The horrific hit from this category five storm to the Bahamas was devastating.