Sandra

“And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.” – Philippians 4:7 The things of life can sometimes overwhelm us. Pain or difficulties we have to go through or what is done to us by other people. Traumas, opposition or struggles can sometimes seem to […]

Some time ago, my husband and I made a vision board. We had so many dreams and desires, but we noticed that if we didn’t write them down and keep them in sight, they would constantly fade into the background, often missing from our prayers, and eventually, some would even disappear from our minds altogether.

Sometimes you have those periods in life where no matter what you do, how high you jump, how many times you try to split yourself in two or how much effort you put in, there are still only twenty four hours in a day, do you recognize that?You are overwhelmed with all sorts of activities

Early in my life of faith, I received a tip from a sister in the Lord to start writing down everything God says or does in my life. This was mainly so that I could remind myself of this and not forget all the miracles, both big and small.   I bought a notebook and

I have noticed that this topic raises all kinds of questions for many Christians. In this regard, we are split into two “camps.” However, in this blog, I would like to testify about my own experiences in this area, in particular, my own personal testimony.  As I have said before, I lived forty years without

Prayer is our means of communication with our Heavenly Father. The Bible teaches us a lot about prayer, but what I want to highlight in this blog is that God wants to answer our prayers with all His love, and I have experienced that in my own life.   I think the power of prayer

God asks us to give Him the highest and first place in our lives (Matthew 6:33, Exodus 20:3, Matthew 22:37-38). “But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well.” – Matthew 6:33   But, how exactly do you practice that? I myself believe that as long

God knows what we need better than we think we do.   He created us and knows us to the depths of our souls. He knows our desires and the decisions we (want to) make, and He knows if those desires or decisions are good for us. We can sometimes want all kinds of things