Kristen is Alive because of her Faith in Jesus! (John 11:25,26)
On Easter Sunday 2016, I prayed and asked God to see His heart as the Father of Jesus. As I prayed, God shared with me a vision of our daughter, Kristen, walking away from us holding Jesus’ hand. As I saw the vision, God asked if I would see sin differently if it were my Read More …
“It only takes a little faith to move a mountain.” Even If – Mercy Me Jesus spoke of having childlike faith… but what is it? We saw an example of this type of faith in a recent post about a boy who spoke with God about the loss of a special pet. (The Faith of Read More …
We need the faith of a child… if we want to know God’s heart. This young boy sums up our experience with God as we pressed deeper into His grace after the loss of our daughter. God is always faithful, and He always desires for us to draw closer to Him through childlike faith. In Read More …
(Paperback – 1st ed.) I knew this was the moment that God had been preparing me for over the last two months. I prayed the following as I dressed to answer the door, “Please God, if it is your will, remove this cup from me. But if not, then Your will be done.” (Page: 1) Read More …
(Paperback – 1st ed.) Accepting things that we ourselves have never experienced is often difficult for us as humans… As a result, numerous believers have rested in their knowledge of Jesus but missed out on the power, purpose, and intimacy of His Spirit. (Page: 52) We miss the passion with which she lived her life. Read More …
(Paperback – 1st ed.) I could imagine us all walking together with Jesus in the middle—Kristen in heaven holding His one hand and we here on earth holding His other. (Page: 108) I had lain down to rest my weary body, but God renewed my weary soul. He is our center. We all converge in Read More …
You can let me go, Daddy, I am not alone. Jesus is here with me, He is taking me home. Don’t cry for me, Daddy, You gave me a good start. But my time here is through, So I must now depart. I’ll always love you, Daddy, You taught me well. To draw close to Read More …