Author: Dana at Regular Girl Devos
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YOUR DIY LIFE
Does you life feel like a DIY project? Did you know that God is involved in demolition and construction?
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CORONATION DAY
The royal custom of Coronation Day honors a person by publicly placing a crown on their head. In the United Kingdom, the last Coronation Day was in 1953 when Queen Elizabeth II received her crown. It was impressive, and if you are interested, you can see it on YouTube.
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VIRAL WAR
Are we in a viral war? Have you noticed how people are using humor to deal with the Covid-19 Pandemic? Pinterest is full of funny and thought provoking memes. One states, “Your grandparents were called to war. You’re called to sit on your couch. You can do this.” A television commercial salutes all our front-line…
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LET GO, LET GOD
Remember when the saying, “Let Go, Let God,” was a popular bumper sticker? It may seem a little cheesy, but what is the real issue?
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JUST PEACHY!
Just like God created a peach tree to make peaches, He created you to be you. He gives you instructions in the Bible on how to be your best you. He wants you to be just peachy!
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DEFINE ENOUGH
Define enough. Is it a statement of gratitude? A word of impatience and frustration? A sigh that says you are at the end of your rope and the end of your hope? Or, I am enough, a declaration of confidence and acceptance?
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SEASONS
We all want our seasons filled with beautiful selfie-moments. But a problem-free life is only a fantasy. The Bible tells us everyone has troubles, and God seeks to form our attitudes toward them.
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ARE YOU FREE?
In bed, light out, eyes closed, your brain says, “Hey, do you think that conversation you had with your friend today was okay? Did you say something stupid or maybe hurt her feelings somehow?” Are you free to rest? You reply, “Shut up, I’m trying to go to sleep.” Your brain continues, “But what if…”
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GATHER
What comes to mind when you see the word gather? Most of us think of getting together with family or friends, and especially now, these thoughts can stir up sadness and longing.