I love the “I will…” statements of God. They are God’s words, not someone’s report of God’s words.
I have started a list here of "I will" statements. I encourage you to start your own. Be comforted.
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Studying God’s attributes is bedrock theology. It corrects our theology, keeps us focused in Bible study, and helps us pray. Here is a glossary of the Attributes of God and helpful tips for creating your lists of attributes.
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My husband and I have a little routine to get me on my feet. No one gets hurt, and I’m back in action.
When God gives us a job, even just one simple job, he doesn’t expect us to do it on our own. He reaches down and lends a hand.
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Since I got an AFO (ankle-foot orthotic), I have not worn boots. I have not found boots that fit my AFO so I’ve walked through winter in tennis shoes. Brr.
Thanks to OrthoFeet, my toes will be warmer this winter.
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Theo of Golden begins as a slow roll but that in itself is a gift. Theo is captivating and his pace is enticing. So, without realizing it, I slowed down to smell the roses, as it were, and let Theo teach me something about seeing what’s right in front of me.
This review will tell you What Worked, Who It’s For, and a Caution to help you decide to put Theo of Golden on your TBR.
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Reading the Anne of Green Gables novels straight through gave me a clear picture of Anne’s character arc, a redemptive arc if ever there was one. It also showed me L. M. Montgomery’s Christian worldview. Her worldview jumps from the pages so clearly that I began to highlight the many Bible references, though none of them are given a chapter and verse.