power – Anne Farnum

This is Going to Be Hard

Jeremiah 1 But God Will be With YOU! The book of Jeremiah is where I am in my Bible study today. Jeremiah is known as the “weeping prophet.” I recently heard a speaker say that in today’s language, we would call Jeremiah the DEPRESSED prophet. I think he is right. Poor Jeremiah! He was a young and inexperienced man against the ENTIREContinue reading “This is Going to Be Hard”

An Assignment?

WAIT- I want “God’s sign” to me to have complete, extensive, and comprehensive meaning immediately, upfront, right away, without delay, before I take action, don’t you?

Moses was learning to live by faith. I need to learn this lesson, too! What about you?

Shining Ever So Brightly!- Season 1-Episode 10

Shining like bright lights means letting the fruit of love, joy, peace, etc…. spill out all over our lives. The Spirit’s fruit in a growing believers life is so bright and brilliant; humanity will take notice, especially against the backdrop of a muddied world. Join us today as we talk about shining ever so brightly.

F-E-A-R

I have been thinking lately about fear. It seems to be all around- everywhere I look, I see it, and even at times it rises, in me. And seeing all this fearfulness makes me sad. Sad because I know it isn’t the way our heavenly father wanted this world to be. In 2 Timothy 1:7, Paul writes these important words to Timothy, For God has not given us the spirit of fear; but of power, and of love, and of a sound mind.

The Power in a Name

I had the pleasure of teaching in the public high school my children attended. Being in the same school had many positives, and maybe my kiddos would say there were a few negatives, too. One positive for my kids was that they had an advocate whose name carried some weight, particularly when they were late for class. They knew that their teacher would not question a hall pass signed by me. When they were late for some reason, they would make their way to my classroom and ask for a hall-pass. Being their mom made me want to have mercy on them. It didn’t take long for their friends to come asking for hall passes signed by me, too. I never had a teacher question a hall pass with my name on it in all the years I taught. You see, my name on the pass held a specific power.