My sister sent me this picture on her desk and said this... "I have this on my table to remind me to speak strength and truth into my students each day!" I felt so honored and I thought I should repost this blog today for those of you who just might need a little encouragement.… Continue reading There Are Things In Life
Author: sherilangley
Persecution
We've never been where we are today. It's worrisome, frustrating, and tedious. When I watch a movie, the greatest part is when the good guys win. I hold onto the fact that I know the good guys do win in the end of this earthly story...that sustains me and holds me securely. Honestly, I always… Continue reading Persecution
Stop Monitoring God’s Responsibilities
Think of that. When I saw that phrase in a devotional I realized that is exactly what I do, I monitor God’s responsibilities. I get on my knees and pray telling God that I know He is in control and that I trust Him. Why do I then get up, walk away, grab my keys,… Continue reading Stop Monitoring God’s Responsibilities
Send revival
I couldn't sleep. When this happens I know the Holy Spirit is waking me up to pray and seek His face. I am so heavy-hearted for our country and world in the lostness and evil that prevails. It is easy to see that we are in a spiritual battle. I felt the Holy Spirit calling… Continue reading Send revival
Let Christ Rule Your Heart
It has been a wild weird few months with this virus and quarantine. I have a hard time walking through this without stress. It seems more than anything else our freedoms seems to be at risk and that bothers me. I need to dwell on God's word and thought maybe you might need this as… Continue reading Let Christ Rule Your Heart
Cataclysmic
As I was spending time in the word this morning, this devotion came up in my reading. Cataclysmic isn’t a word we use every day. It did seem appropriate for this time in which we find ourselves. I thought it was spot on to what we all might be feeling on this spring morning.… Continue reading Cataclysmic
Love Day
It’s Valentines Day again and we got to spend it with our grandkids. It’s easy to love the ones who love us back. Isn’t that a wonderful feeling to love and be loved? To hear the words, “I love you” and see the truth behind the words is the warmest, fuzziest warm fuzzy of all.… Continue reading Love Day
Transition is Exhausting
Much has changed since I last wrote a blog. We left our Kentucky family and moved to our Oklahoma family. Transition is exhausting! We moved into a rent house until we can decide where we what to buy...so we are still in transition. It takes a while to figure it all out. Our grandchildren… Continue reading Transition is Exhausting
The Wrap Up
When we were growing up, my brother would wrap all the Christmas gifts. He took painstaking effort to make each one special. Before we ripped right into the gift he would say, “Stop, notice the wrapping!” We stopped in mid air and looked adoringly at the box and would say, “ahhhhh.” Since then, I’ve always… Continue reading The Wrap Up
Joy and Sorrow
Many times our days consist of situations directly opposite from one another. One friend can be experiencing wonderful circumstances like a wedding, the birth of a baby, a vacation and other things that include moments of great joy. Another friend can be walking through the darkest valley of her life in the death of a… Continue reading Joy and Sorrow