by ssadmin | Aug 5, 2025 | Daily Journaling
My children laughed at me because of the condition of my bible. While reading God’s word, I have a tendency of underlining as I read. When a word or phrase jumps out at me, those kangaroo words will get circled or boxed or double underlined. Some sections of my bible...
by ssadmin | Jul 23, 2025 | Daily Journaling
The Book of Amos consists of nine chapters. There are many takeaways from reading this book. The main application we can take from this is that complacency can lead to devastation. Don’t get so full of yourself and the luxuries of life that you forget about who and...
by ssadmin | Jul 10, 2025 | Daily Journaling
Do you ever feel like running away? When I was a young girl I remember writing a note informing my mom that I had run away because I was tired of always cleaning. I taped the note to my bedroom door. With a snack, some Neosporin, and a change of clothes tucked inside...
by ssadmin | Jul 2, 2025 | Daily Journaling
“For though I fall, I will rise again. Though I sit in darkness, the Lord will be my light.” -Micah 7:8 Lesson learned from Micah 7: For a Christian, this is a good reminder message while going through the misery. Whether your misery is self induced or brought on by...
by ssadmin | Jun 24, 2025 | Daily Journaling
Thoughts while reading Micah chapter 6: Christians who get comfortable in the world and dwindle from their relationship with the Lord, are like the Israelites we read about throughout the Old Testament. (To refresh your memory, just read several examples in Exodus and...
by ssadmin | Jun 16, 2025 | Daily Journaling
I have truly been enjoying reading through the minor prophets. In a previous journal entry I noted how although these prophets may have been titled minor, they have a MAJOR message. Today’s posting is no different. Nahum is only three chapters long. Nahum: After...