Inspiration
Freed From Prison
I can remember the day I walked out of prison. Everything seemed so different, the sky was bluer, the grass was greener, and I had
I can remember the day I walked out of prison. Everything seemed so different, the sky was bluer, the grass was greener, and I had
Each of us has an adventure to live out, life to embrace, and a creator God that wants to be part of our story in a personal way. If these last two years have taught us anything, it is that life is precious because it can change in a moment.
Have you ever come to end of yourself, totally broken and without hope? Most of us in life have felt that way at one time or another. The question is, where do you go for help? Do you seek relief in some form of addiction or harmful relationship? The truth is that God has made a way to heal our brokenness.
Are you currently stuck in the ditch of worry and anxiety? Need some roadside assistance? Then let me share with you my AAA road assistance verses that I call upon to help get my mind and emotions out of the ditch and leave worry behind.
Current research confirms the connection between our mental and emotional condition and our physical health. Negative emotions such as unforgiveness, bitterness, and anger have been shown to have damaging consequences on our physical bodies.
Like many living in the path of Hurricane Ida, I became obsessed with the latest storm tracking. However, watching the updates hour after hour only seemed to cause a flood of anxiety in my spirit. I did not want to lose my power, and then God reminded me about His power in my life!
In a world that celebrates image over reality, it’s no wonder that most of us hide behind a facade. Every photo is strategically staged and edited to produce maximum feedback. Life, however, is seldom that perfect image we put out there for all to see.
It’s always something, isn’t it, we get through one problem and another pops up. I want to share with you what helps me keep my sanity and stay positive. I want you to think about all the adversity that you have gone through in life. It has been tough for most of us, but we are here. We have survived and we must not go backward.
I found a spot on a hill and parked under an oak tree. I needed to think about my future. As I looked around, I noticed a few hundred feet away there stood a dilapidated old farmhouse with a “For Sale” sign stuck in front of it.
The path I was on was full of misery, unhappiness, and emptiness. I fueled myself with a never-ending drive for more—more money and more self-promotion. The reality is, I was running on empty.