Life has come at us hard. Moments that cause extreme emotion. All human. All normal. Our responsibility, however, is to hear from Jesus. And to quiet our hearts before jumping.​

I have shared this dream with you before, but the Lord just keeps bringing it back to mind. I ask you to prayerfully ask Him what He may be speaking to your heart. ​

If you spend any time on social media or driving the streets in your city, you've noticed that a spirit of meanness seems to be operating with freedom. Let's talk about it today, together, on this Monday Musing.

Sometimes we make life so much more difficult than we have to. The Holy Spirit has a flow. An ease. What happens when we just live our life listening? He does it better than we can. ​

I hope this previous musing speaks to your heart today... The Bible has some pretty clear - and strong - directives when it comes to engaging in conversations with a scoffing, mocking spirit.

I have shared this dream with you before, but the Lord just keeps bringing it back to mind. I ask you to prayerfully ask Him what He may be speaking to your heart.

Sometimes we think sharing Jesus is so difficult. But I think it is because we fail to realize it is simply sharing what He has done in us and for us. I hope this week's musing takes some of the fear away and gives you some excitement. ​

Every now and then when the warfare gets challenging, sometimes what our hearts need most is just to saturate in some worship. Today, I share how it can win the battles.

Fewer things in life are manipulated like words. We use them to try to get our way. To embellish something about ourselves. To make others feel good. But Jesus says we need to mean what we say. He even looks at the hearts behind our words and believe it or not, our words can determine whether we are still standing after the storm.

So often our hearts have trouble relating to God as Father because of the relationship we had with our earthly father. I pray this musing from my message on Father’s Day will afford your heart a different perspective.