Looking Back Can Be Dangerous! – 2MefromHim Devotional
Looking back can be dangerous. Changing our lives for the better is difficult and the temptation to return to our former way of life is strong. Once you’ve committed to the Lord, we all need encouragement. Lot and his family chose to live among people who didn’t know the Lord, cutting them off from the fellowship of believers. The result was tragic. I’d love to hear your comments!
When God Speaks through Silence – 2MefromHim Devotional
When God speaks through silence, we often believe He fails to speak at all. In fact, the opposite is true. Often, His greatest teachings come through times when we must learn to listen in new ways. I wrote this devotional many years ago, since then I have experienced similar instances twice. I pray God uses it to speak to your heart.
Read MoreGod Remembered Noah: A 2MefromHim Devotional
God remembered Noah. We all have those times when we think God has forgotten us. However, later we are able to see how God went before, prepared the way, kept us safe, and brought us out on the other side to begin anew. I would love to hear your comments!
Read MoreAfflicted – A 2MefromHim Devotional by Norma Gail
Afflicted. How often do we allow the struggles of life to defeat us. Yet, as Christians, we have all the power that raised Christ from the dead at our disposal. God never intended us to feel inadequate. He intends us to live victorious lives trusting in Him.
Read MoreGod, GPS, and Me – A 2MefromHim Devotional
GPS has added wonderful freedom to our world, but God charted a path for our lives long before there were maps. His directions never fail and never land us in the wrong place. If you’re feeling lost and confused, there is hope to find your way! I would love to hear your comments!
Read MoreLegacy of the Past – A 2MefromHim Devotional
A legacy of the past, something those who follow after us will either benefit or suffer from. A recent trip to research some family history made me think about what contributions I am making to those who follow me. The choice of what legacy we leave behind is in many ways a result of the choices we make during our lives.
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