by Cheryl Weber | Sep 12, 2020 | Courage, Faith, God and Evil, God's Justice, God's Sovereignty, spiritual warfare, trusting God
Real Psalms 37:27-40 Psalms 37 is relevant to any day and age as God’s people constantly find themselves engaged in the battle between good and evil. If you’re like me, you sometimes feel like evil is winning so I need constant reminders of God’s triumph over...
by Cheryl Weber | Jul 25, 2020 | Courage, Faith, God and Evil, God's Justice, God's Sovereignty, God's will, spiritual warfare, Suffering
Psalms 37 provides rich advice on how to respond to evil and wickedness as we place our trust in almighty God. After some sage advice (verses three to six) on the godly response to the tide of evil around us, the psalmist warns against a fleshly response. He...
by Cheryl Weber | Jul 10, 2020 | Courage, Faith, God's Sovereignty, spiritual warfare, trusting God
Psalms 37 provides rich advice on how to respond to evil and wickedness around us. After reminding his audience in verses one and two of the end the wicked will come to, the psalmist proceeds to tell them how they should respond as those who trust in God in the midst...
by Cheryl Weber | May 7, 2020 | Courage, COVID-19, Faith, God's Sovereignty, Suffering, trusting God, worry
All of us feel a bit beaten up by life right now. And some of us feel a lot beaten up. We ride emotional roller coasters, sometimes from hour to hour, as we face a variety of challenges we never dreamed of just a few short months ago. As Christians, we know in...
by Cheryl Weber | Jun 26, 2016 | Courage, Danger
Read: 2 Kings 6:8-23 “Don’t be afraid!” Elisha told him. “For there are more on our side than on theirs!” (2 Kings 6:16 NLT) Violet lifted her head from her food and looked around, big green eyes searching for danger. I stroked the small kitty’s soft grey and white...
by Cheryl Weber | Mar 2, 2016 | Courage, God as our Heavenly Father, Intimacy with God
NOTE: Unless otherwise indicated, all Scripture is taken from the New American Standard Bible If you asked me what my favorite Old Testament passage is, I’d have to say Psalm 139:1-18. In this psalm, David speaks intimately to the God he knew from his youth–the...
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