As we grow as Christians by studying His Word and doing His Will, each day we get stronger, a little wiser and hopefully more prepared for what life throws at us. And after many years of growing, we may even reach the place where we believe nothing can get us off our game. But then,… Read More ›
With the recent homegoing of my husband, I have read several Christian books on dealing with loss and grief. If you read Food For Thought last week, you realize the comfort that is found in knowing that when a loved one who knew the Lord leaves this earth, they instantly stand before the throne of… Read More ›
My husband of 40 years and pastor of Grace Fellowship Church for almost 29 years, Rev. Gary A. Miller, went to his heavenly home on January 4, 2021. I avoid using the term “died” and this post will explain why. I have had a little over a month to process this. And, while the impact… Read More ›
Sometimes in life we find ourselves without a clear cut path. Either we come to a fork in the road and we must choose which way is correct or the road is covered with so many weeds and overgrowth that we can no longer even see it. We have a choice to make – we… Read More ›
Have you ever noticed that sometimes God doesn’t answer our prayers as we would like Him to? Sometimes we pray with a certain answer already in our mind’s eye and that is the outcome that we expect. But God’s ways are higher than our ways! The way we think things should happen is not always… Read More ›
Thank You! I, Ross and his family and Kelli want to thank everyone for their continual prayers and encouragement during Pastor Gary’s recent illness as well as for our family now as we enter the coming days, weeks and months. The church, our family and friends have been there for us from the very… Read More ›
You hear many people say that Christmas this year is just not the same. And for most of us, that is certainly true. But in looking back at previous years, Christmases have always changed. As a child, my Christmas included parents, grandparents and siblings, with a sprinkling of aunts and uncles and cousins. Then, as… Read More ›
I was recently listening to a message about faith. And in that message the story about Peter walking on the water to Jesus was used as an example. Peter acted on his faith and trust in Jesus and when Jesus told Peter to come to Him, he stepped out in that faith. This story is… Read More ›
Would you ever choose a doctor to perform a surgery on you who has only studied surgery but never performed it? It wouldn’t matter if that doctor passed his boards with the highest possible score. Being book smart is one thing. Being experienced by doing takes it to a whole other level. One may gain… Read More ›
“I will part the waters!” This is a recent word that I sensed from God. At first, I wasn’t certain what He was saying. But, after spending much time in prayer over the recent election in November, I felt strongly that God was referring to it. So I knew to go back and read the… Read More ›