Monthly Archives: July 2013

Dear Friends, Beautiful words to live by.  I like the fact that when I’m having trouble being in communion with my Lord, I find no condemnation.  Only patience and forgiveness.  May you find time today and every day to be … Continue reading →

Feeling a slight “tug”?  Read on.  See you Wednesday friends!  Hugs, Scott _________________________________________ Come To Me Continually.  I am meant to be the Center of Your consciousness, the Anchor of your soul.  Your mind will wander from Me, but the … Continue reading →

Dear Friends, We have a dove perched underneath the overhang of our sanctuary that seems to have taken up residence there.  I first heard the dove yesterday and it’s still there today.  I’m not sure if it means anything, but … Continue reading →

Dear Friends, I often talk to others about having “an attitude of gratitude” in all things.  It’s true!  It’s a beautiful thing to watch when you give thanks for the good things and see positives instead of negatives.  This takes … Continue reading →

Dear People of Light! I love the images of light shining in the darkness and living in the Spirit.  It can be a difficult task, for there are many that would snuff out your light if given the chance.  The … Continue reading →

Ah.  Rest!  Our Creator rested on the seventh day.  God models rest for us.  Not that He needed rest, but, by design, He knew we would need times of rest and relaxation.  I hope and pray that you’ve found time … Continue reading →

Dear Friends, What a comfort to know we’re not alone–ever!  I think many go through life trying to fill an empty hole in their heart that can only be filled by God.  It’s in our very DNA, this longing for … Continue reading →

Dear Friends, Are you too busy to read this devotional?  Are you too busy to spend a little quiet time with God?  I know how difficult it can be to make time for God.  But, it should be my highest … Continue reading →

Dear Beloved, Depression is a serious disease that affects over 15 million Americans every day.  Research has found that 1 in 10 suffer from some form of depression.  Aside from the disease though, many of us, at one time or … Continue reading →