by Kathy Collard Miller | Dec 28, 2020 | contentment, faith, faithfulness, overwhelmed feelings, stress, worry
Trusting God’s Timetable for 2021 As we anticipate an unknown 2021, we will still be facing time pressures, even if we’re stuck at home. Here’s some encouragement and inspiration for knowing “God Can Do Whenever He Wants: He’s...
by Kathy Collard Miller | Dec 13, 2020 | fear, strength, worry
Worry’s Growl Is Worse Than Its Bite I headed out on my jog, eyeing the storm clouds that threatened rain above me. Oh, I so want to run, and I can’t run tomorrow. I’ve got to do it right now even if it rains. But by the time I’d run a mile, the drops started...
by Kathy Collard Miller | Dec 9, 2020 | courage, knowing and understanding God, overwhelmed feelings, worry
“Take Heart. I Have Overcome the World.”–Jesus My Precious Princess and Daughter: You can make a difference in your world for me. I know evil and wickedness press in on you from every side, at times stealing your courage. They are not new threats....
by Kathy Collard Miller | Nov 15, 2020 | Bible reading, Bible study, fasting, fear of man, strength, stress, Trust, women of the Bible, worry
In the turbulent times we live in, we could be tempted to think God is asleep on the throne. Our minds know there are no “coincidences” but our hearts begin to worry about the future. When I wrote my book, Partly Cloudy with Scattered Worries, I studied...
by Kathy Collard Miller | Oct 31, 2020 | faith, God's heart, holiness, honorable calling, humility, knowing and understanding God, love, Trust, worry
Did you know the Apostle Paul boasted? If you’re like me you’re most likely thinking, “I thought we weren’t supposed to boast otherwise we’re being proud.” I’ve felt the same way but then I began to notice how often boasting...
by Kathy Collard Miller | Sep 16, 2020 | Bible reading, Bible study, prophecy fulfilled, studying Bible, surrender, temptation, Trust, truth, women of the Bible, worry
Did your family ever say, “Don’t tell Mom. She’ll worry!” Unfortunately, ours did. We thought it was a wise thing to do, but in reality, it was a subtle form of manipulation. Whenever I think of that sinful strategy, I think of the biblical...
