by Kathy Collard Miller | Dec 6, 2017 | anxiety, beliefs, faith, God's heart, God's love, holiness, knowing and understanding God, love, Trust, worry
All of us want to be transformed by God. To see fulfilled what our heart longs for: permanent change. I’m so excited to be co-laboring with Jennifer Kennedy Dean in a videos which will help you to change bad habits. And as Jennifer’s book is called,...
by Kathy Collard Miller | Dec 1, 2017 | Advent, anxiety, be made willing, Bible reading, book drawing, book review, Christmas, devotional book, encouragement, God's heart, God's love, gratitude, hope, hopelessness, knowing and understanding God, Psalm 27, psalms, quiet times
Happy Holi-DAZE! Wait! Isn’t it supposed to be Happy Holidays? Yes, that’s what it’s supposed to be but as we’re going to read, it’s often more like the Holi-DAZE that my guest author Pam Farrel is going to share with us. I’m so...
by Kathy Collard Miller | Nov 28, 2017 | abiding, anxiety, compassion, endurance, God's heart, God's love, knowing and understanding God, listening, praise, prayer
I get distracted during prayer. My mind turns to other ideas, circumstances, concerns, and … well, just about anything. As a result, I feel defeated and so unspiritual. Sometimes I just want to give up and stop praying. Certainly, God must be unhappy with me....
by Kathy Collard Miller | Nov 3, 2017 | Bible reading, book drawing, church, God's heart, guidance, honorable calling, knowing and understanding God, spiritual gifts, studying Bible
It’s Book Give-away time for this month and I’m so very happy to welcome author and speaker Erica Wiggenhorn. She blesses me through everything she does and her latest book is powerful. The Unexplainable Church: Reigniting the Mission of the Early...
by Kathy Collard Miller | Nov 1, 2017 | belief, beliefs, compassion, compliments, contentment, faith, faithfulness, fear of man, God's heart, God's love, humility, kindness, pride, procrastination, Trust
A lot of us think humility means debasing ourselves, but being humble actually means acknowledging what God has done in our lives. The Greek word for humility originally was used by writers to communicate something negative: “groveling” or “abject.” But the Apostle...
