By: Colette Miller In the Jewish tradition, Passover is a week long celebration. It usually falls around the time of Christian Easter Sunday, celebrating the resurrection of Jesus. During this time, our walk with the LORD is brought into focus for many of us. The very same night He would be arrested, […]
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When their master comes home, the joyous dog twirls, leaps, prances and dances about even if it’s only been five minutes. This is the excitement I imagine we should experience being in the presence of our LORD. And David danced before the LORD with all his might. 2 Samuel 6:14 Palm
Queen Esther’s adversary Haman was second in command beneath the king himself. He even wore the king’s very own signet ring. This man was methodically killing all the Jews within the king’s providences. The life of Esther’s people, her Uncle Mordecai and even her own life were in danger. How could she stop
The story of Esther is power filled and inspiring. Ponder this a bit. A young Hebrew woman chosen to be queen of a nation that actively persecuted and slaughtered her own people. She had no real power. Her position was very precarious. Her title of queen only meant she was married to the ruler,
The leaves all around the northern hemisphere have exploded into vibrant autumnal hues. These leaves are accented by magnificent sweeps of breath-takingly gorgeous sunsets. This is a time to reflect on God’s continued creations and promises reflected all around us. We are reminded in Psalms 19:1 NKJV, “The heavens declare the
Pardon me as I tell you my tale. You see I was clothed in a beautiful princess dress, and my hair was brushed just so. I was told by momma to stay clean, for Daddy I would show. It was there that I stayed with closed, cautious play, not a speck of dirt could
