Tag Archives: Compassion

Forgiveness and Healing During the Holidays

Why Is It So Hard to Forgive? A Holiday Reflection Inspired by Genesis 50 During the holiday season, families prepare to gather—around tables, in living rooms, and in sacred spaces. Laughter will echo, memories will be shared, and traditions will … Continue reading

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Worship Song Sunday Inspired by Obadiah

All week, my heart has leaned into the study of Obadiah: to build something that lasts—not just for today, but for every tomorrow. I’ve sought truth that stirs me now, igniting a deeper desire to walk in God’s Way. And … Continue reading

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Statements of Faith Friday 12-12-2025

As we set sail into the future God has prepared for us, our statements of faith serve as anchors, ⚓ keeping us grounded and aligned to His Way. Set in the powerful truths of Obadiah, these declarations are more than … Continue reading

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Walking in His Footsteps

Pride only breeds quarrels, but wisdom is found in those who take advice. – Proverbs 13:10 In the study of Obadiah as written about in “Walking in the Light of Truth”, we see that Edom was a nation constantly at … Continue reading

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Walking in the Light of Truth

Just north of Abilene, Texas, the enduring remains of Fort Phantom Hill whisper tales of resilience and time—only stone fireplaces and the stone jailhouse still stand, defying decay. Stone, by its very nature, holds firm through generations, much like the … Continue reading

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