Living in a sweet spot used to be more commonplace. Conversations quickly jump to discussions of real issues in the world, and it is hard not to—well, stress. But our addiction to worry destroys what God intends for us. You see, sweet spot living is available today,...
“When the cares of my heart are many, your consolations cheer my soul.” Psalm 94:19, ESV Who does not have concerns growing in their heart? There are too many issues to count in the world, not to mention our own lives. From Genesis to Revelation, God tells us...
Conversations around our dinner table are still, you guessed it, about the tornado that came through last month. We, like many families in the area, are swimming in insurance claims while managing the needed repairs. Our stomachs dropped when the first word from our...
A tornado hit our City last week and we were grateful survivors. After speaking with neighbors, it hit me why Christ cried about his friend Lazarus’s death. He would bring his friend back to life, so why did he cry? Was he sad as anyone would because a friend...
If not for the soldier, Their training and valor, Pushing themselves beyond every thought of self, Our personal losses would be too many to count. As gratitude pours out, a bowed head in thanks or raised in salute, May their final act never be forgotten in this...
A West Coast native growing roots with her family in the heart of Texas, Michele Marie Weisman, a homeschool mom of fourteen years, writes to bring you peace with God, yourself, and your City. In 2014, God called her to pray for a local City overrun with crime. She stumbled with these prayers until God showed her a path, through Scripture, to pray and to guide others to pray. Her ministry, Two or Three, was birthed, and a 12-week devotional to pray for your City will launch in 2024. Michele has been published in two anthologies,Elohim Gospel Ministries and Make Me Available. She has a BA in English, has served as an Associate Teaching Director at Community Bible Study, and of course, is on the prayer team at her church.
