Meditations on "Trust"

RESOURCEFUL
RESOURCEFUL
Wednesday July 15, 2026

God has given us every spiritual blessing so we can do those things that He has planned for us to do.

HAPPY
HAPPY CANADA DAY
Wednesday July 1, 2026

God keep our land glorious and free. O Canada we stand on guard for thee.

A
A LIFE PLAN – UNDER CONSTRUCTION
Saturday June 27, 2026

As we follow God’s plan for our lives, even if some details are inconvenient in the moment, we can be assured that the building of a wonderful life is in progress.

DEALING
DEALING WITH DISGUST
Thursday June 25, 2026

Jesus’ advice to us when we feel disgust rising in us is to find a way to love.

USELESSNESS
USELESSNESS AND SELF-PITY DISAPPEAR
Monday June 15, 2026

God knows our past, our present, and our future, and will work everything together for our good because of His great love for us.

REPROGRAMMING
REPROGRAMMING OUR THOUGHTS FOR GROWTH
Friday June 12, 2026

Reprogramming our minds may be challenging at first because some of our thinking is hidden in the comfort of the half-truths that we believe.

HABITS
HABITS
Friday May 22, 2026

Practicing integrity and setting a good example are habits God says will not only help us but will also set an example for others to follow.

TWO
TWO ARE BETTER THAN ONE
Tuesday May 12, 2026

God designed us to be together with others in life as surely as the parts of our body work together for good health and getting things done.

PRACTICAL
PRACTICAL WISDOM – DEALING WITH CLUTTER
Saturday May 2, 2026

We will never feel acceptable to God or to others while we allow who we truly are to be determined by our past.

IMPERFECT
IMPERFECT BUT NOT DISCOURAGED
Monday April 13, 2026

We need to discipline ourselves to rejoice in the encouragement that God’s word brings and embrace the unfailing love of God.

UNDERSTANDING
UNDERSTANDING THE CARE OF GOD
Sunday April 12, 2026

When sheep are under the care of the Good Shepherd they can lie down and know they are safe in His care.

RELATIONSHIP
RELATIONSHIP INVENTORY
Sunday March 22, 2026

When we come to God in recovery, we must humbly acknowledge that we do not know how to live well in relationship with others.