Our gas tank habits can be a very close resemblance to how we manage our bank accounts. We may get to the grocery store with a hope that there is enough in the bank account to cover our purchase. Alternatively, we may know exactly how much is in our bank account at any given moment but we don’t know if we have enough to cover our expenses until the next pay day. Maybe we know we have enough for our regular life but what happens if an emergency arises?
Have you thought much about your spouse with Valentine’s Day approaching? It’s a great time to do a marriage check-up. How has your communication been lately? Have you enjoyed his/her… Continue Reading
I would like to take a moment and thank each one of you for an excellent year. It’s been a blessing to write what I feel the Lord has guided me to share this past year with you. I’ve appreciated all of your encouragement and prayers….
There’s been lots of moving bits happening behind the scenes here at Hope Through Hard Times! There’s much I look forward to sharing with you over the next few weeks, months, and year!
Are you looking for unique gift ideas? Do you know someone with a birthday coming up? Or of someone that needs a reminder that you’re thinking of him or her?… Continue Reading
Elisha was a prophet that walked hand-in-hand with the Lord. If God told him to go left, he went left. He listened for the Lord’s voice. This is clearly stated by the Aramean soldier who told the king that Elisha knew what he whispered in his bedroom. Was Elisha a supernatural being? No. He didn’t have any power in himself. The Lord put the words in Elisha’s ears since God is all-knowing. Elisha listened well and was eager to respond. He studied the Scriptures which allowed him to recognize the voice of God. He leaned into Yahweh, giving greater room for the Spirit to work mightily within him. Then when the miraculous encounters took place, it was a natural extension of what Elisha had been experiencing with the Lord already.
Have you heard about Sustaining Hope? Do you enjoy a good testimony, but are wondering if it would be of interest to you. Are you or do you know someone working… Continue Reading
There’s some exciting things happening around the Van Pelt household these days!
I had another post written for today that some of you may have seen already. However, in light of the things going on in Ukraine, I’ve decided to save that other post for next week and take time to pray for our brothers and sisters abroad.
We’re celebrating two years of the Lord’s faithfulness to this ministry!