Archive for August 2018

He Speaks is the subject of today’s reading in The Quiet Place by Nancy DeMoss.  What if God never spoke?   We would not have any understanding of how to live. No knowledge of right and wrong.  We would not know how to live.   Almost everyday I connect by reading a bit of His Word. He…

If feels so great when you wake up feeling refreshed after a good night sleep. That was the case this morning for me after having the hard memorial over and good test results for husband.  I praise God for it all.  Today the reading is Help for the Weary in The Quiet Place by Nancy…

Today in The Quiet Place, Nancy DeMoss talks about waiting.  (Isaiah 64:4) Waiting means to tarry, to long, to cling or adhere to.   God promises to “meet”  with those who wait for Him in this way, those who attentively, expectantly incline their hearts toward Him.  A Revival is an encounter with God.  It begins when…

In The Quiet Place by Nancy DeMoss, she starts out with Scripture from 2 Thessalonians 1:7-8. “..when the Lord Jesus is revealed from heaven with his might angels in flaming fire, inflicting vengeance on those who do not know God and on those who do not obeyed the gospel of our Lord Jesus.”. There will…

When Prayer Weeps Nancy DeMoss in The Quiet Place reflects on Luke 19:41 ” When he drew near and saw the city, he wept over it.” When Jesus looked over the city of Jerusalem, he saw people who had rejected God’s right to rule over their lives. His heart was broken over God’s mercy and…

“You have not obeyed my voice. What is this you have done?” Judges 2:2, In today’s reading Holy Heartbreak in The Quiet Place by Nancy DeMoss, she wonders when she talks about our sin, what our sin and unfaithfulness does to God.   Our sin breaks the heart of our Lover-God who created and redeemed us…

Psalms 119:147, “I rise before Dawn and cry for help; I hope in your words.” Our goal each day is going live in conscious dependence on the power of the Holy Spirit. Psalms 5:3 says “in the morning you hear my voice.”. It is so easy to think we can handle our own work, keep…