Christmas is full of hope, faith, joy, and peace. The Advent wreath reminds me of God’s faithfulness throughout every season of life.

As we light the candle of peace, it represents the Angels, God’s messengers. Angels bring God's peace.

Oh, El Elyon, The Lord Most High, You give us joy every day.

Just as the Magi traveled in faith, teach us to step out in faith. When our faith is weak, draw us close to You.

God grew my faith every time we moved on military orders, also known as a PCS. Orders and timelines change frequently.

As we look to Your Second Coming, You give us hope during our waiting.

Waiting is hard. I hate waiting! Waiting for my husband to return from deployment. Waiting for children to arrive for the holidays.

You prepare us for Jesus' Second Coming. You never forsake us.

As the Christmas season quickly approaches, my family prepares for Advent. This year, our focus will be on the people each candle represents

When my mom came to visit, she refused to let me stay inside. She loved to walk, especially volksmarching.

El Emet, God of Truth. You are firm, reliable, and trustworthy!

My time in the quiet of the morning reminds me most of the women who were first. First to see the stone rolled away.

Palm Sunday for me is the day of hope. It is the day when we celebrate Christ’s triumphal arrival into Jerusalem.

I have discovered the answer to the question keeps changing as I enter new phases of life. I am changing from the inside out.

Just as sheep know their master’s voice, so do the dogs. God’s people know His voice as do the angels who fight battles for us.

When I pour out to others, I help them. Yet if I pour from an empty cup, I can’t do as much of what God wants.

Have you ever seen God move mountains? I have. I have watched Him move mountains several times in my life.

I love the variety of creatures God made. He created every single one. This week I am reflecting on His name Elohim—Creator.

We celebrate Lent, to reflect, to fast (give up), and to serve. It is a time to remind ourselves of all the prophecies Christ fulfilled.

Photo by Inbal Malca on Unsplash After the Thanksgiving meal is done, we love to watch football and prepare. Prepare for what you may...