What did God say? (CASM 71)
The first reference that comes to mind outside of myself is Moses. When I read Numbers 20: 1-13, my heart breaks for him. God instructed him to SPEAK to the
Do you trust an elevator more than Jesus? (CASM 66)
Not too long ago, I was stuck in an elevator. It was concerning when the elevator stopped and an automated voice said “Elevator out of service”. Fortunately, it stopped on
Disconnecting the Fruit of the Spirit (CASM 65)
We’re disconnecting the Fruit of the Spirit whenever we allow people or circumstances to change us from who we are. I am not speaking about Biblical change or circumstances. This
Strange things (CASM 62)
Walk around the city seven times (Joshua 6), manna/food falling from the sky (Deuteronomy 8), the moving/stirring of the water (John 5), clay on the blind man’s eyes (John 9).
Flawed thinking (CASM 60)
When I did something for Christ I would automatically expect something bad to happen. In my flawed thinking, subconsciously I thought to avoid the bad, I won’t do anything for
Remember, you prayed for that (CASM 56)
The stretching, pulling, and refining processes are daunting but necessary. I sometimes forget that’s a requirement to go to the next level for Christ. It’s not a punishment, it’s preparation
Men are bruised too (CASM 54)
I want to acknowledge all the men in our lives. Our fathers, brothers, uncles, husbands, friends, co-workers, and any other relationship to us, we see you. We value and appreciate
What are bruises? (CASM 52)
Bruises are what make up your story and testimony. It can be weight issues, infertility, career struggles, an addiction, bitterness, or anything that has caused a setback in your life.
In the world, but not of the world (CASM 47)
We may have unsaved co-workers, friends, and family members and it’s okay to interact with them. I enjoy laughing, saying good morning, giving a smile when passing by. Learning little
Human side (CASM 44)
As we go through our journey with Jesus Christ, our human side should begin to mirror Jesus Christ. We can relate, encourage, mentor, counsel, and understand others without changing our