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Taking It Easy

These past few months have been challenging to say the least, but God is faithful.  I am so thankful to God for changing and strengthening me through it all. In 1Chronicles 29:19, David prayed for his son Solomon to have a heart that is loyal to God. This has now become my daily prayer to God for my life.

When you are faced with challenges in life Gods word must be your anchor. When you know the character of God, which never changes, and trust that His love for you will never change; then be assured God can keep you in the midst of whatever you are facing.

God has taught me that whatever the challenge my heart should be fixed on Him, not the people or the circumstances. My heart should always remain loyal to Him. In doing so the person of whom I am should not change because of outward things. I should still love people, forgive and be kind. God, who is a good, good Father and perfect in all of His ways, is always at work in us reconciling us back to Himself and to each other. What a mighty God we serve.


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