My view from "The Chair" this morning (Job 1:20-22). Worship is a key to surviving and having joy in the middle of trials and storms. Job chose to worship His creator full out and full on. Are you in a difficult trial or dark place, open your mouth and pour out your worship. It will change you.
My view from "The Chair" this morning (Eph. 2:10). He created you and I as HIS " Masterpieces." When was the last time you considered yourself a "Masterpiece" made by the Creator of the universe? This could change your self-perception and your God-perception.
My view from "The Chair" this morning (Psalms 78:35). What do use to help you "Remember" that God is your rock and redeemer? Maybe it's an actual rock or a sign that you keep in eye shot. Would you share a picture with me either in the comments below or on Instagram.
My view from "The Chair" this morning (Proverbs 19:11). We've all been "wronged" by others. The real questions are: Will we choose anger, resentment; and desire for retaliation OR will we choose to overlook them and choose grace?
My view from "The Chair" this morning (Gen 1:1). Wowzee! God used the power of His words to create. He created us with the ability to vocalize. Our words have so much power. They can set us free when we use them to forgive and surrender. They can give hope to others when we use them to encourage. They can create when we compose stories, letters, emails, and texts. What an amazing gift! How will you use this gift today?
My view from "The Chair" this morning (Prov. 14:30a). An EXTREMELY true statement that I've gotten to experience personally up-close this past year. If you don't have peace, even in the storm, ask Him to show you what needs to change (or what you need to let go of) and then do it. You will be surprised at how it has affected your health.) Stay Tuned for part 2 tomorrow 😜.
My view from "The Chair" this morning (Prov. 4:13). These "instructions/truths" can be found in the Bible. I need to post them where I can see them; memorize them so they are part of my DNA; and meditate on them so I have the "keys" handy. How about you?
My view from "The Chair" this morning (Psalms 23:1). What if all day today we prayed, "Thank you Father for supplying all my needs." This has the octane to change the trajectory of our day.
My view from "The Chair" this morning (Ecc. 11:5). His ways are higher and can be trusted. He has "means" and "methods" we don't even start to understand.
My view from "The Chair" this morning (Daniel 6:27). THIS is what the king declared about God after placing Daniel in the Lions Den overnight and Daniel not being eaten or even scratched. I want my actions and words to point to the only one who can save me! How about you?
My view from "The Chair" this morning (Psalms 96:2,3). He has given us the ability to use our spoken and written words to bring the good news of freedom to this world. How are you using your words today?
My view from "the chair" this morning (1 Peter 4:10). Gifts are to be used to help others and to display His abundant grace and mercy poured out. What's your gift? How are you pouring it out today on others in order to allow them to experience His lavish love?
My view from "The Chair" this morning (Psalms 25:4,5).
My view from "The Chair" this morning (Psalms 24:1). Oh how I need the constant reminder that He owns it ALL and I am just a temporary handler of His things. May I not allow my hand to tightly hold anything but His.
My view from "The Chair" this morning (Isaiah 55:8). Our thoughts and our ways are finite and limited by our experiences. His thoughts and ways are boundless. I'm pretty sure He has the winning view and plan.
My view from "The Chair" this morning (Prov. 20:12). Our eyes and ears are gateways to our heart. Guard them.
My view from "The Chair" this morning (1 Peter 2:11,12). Prebelivers watch what we do. Live lavishly generous; filled with His mercy and grace toward your neighbors.
My view from "The Chair" this morning (Psalms 8:8). He's got an untangled view, so you can trust Him when He reroutes your journey.
"The Chair" this morning (Prov. 23:16). He throws a party when we speak life-giving words.
My view from "The Chair" this morning (Joshua 4:20-23). How will I remember the miracles God has done for me? What can I create that others will ask about and then I can tell them about His grace, mercy, and faithfulness to me? What about you? What do you have that tells a story about God's faithfulness and causes others to ask?
