What is your heart telling you about your finances? Are you fearful that you don’t have enough? Are you thinking that you’re good and don’t need any help? Let’s explore both of these thoughts today

There are always things you can be thankful for no matter what hard times you face. As the Canadian Thanksgiving approaches, I’d like to use this opportunity to share some of the things I’m thankful for.

I never used to be great at journaling. I didn’t really see the point when I was younger. All I understood of journaling was writing about all my crushes growing up (yes, there were many!) or recording all my woes in life. It was a way to vent without complaining to others. Now I realize that’s there is great value and purpose to it. Come find out why. (There’s a little upcoming surprise in there too!)

There was evidence of the Lord all around us. So many people shared testimonies of God blessing them in various ways. Needed ways. Impactful ways. These met our needs. They warmed our hearts. They gave us a testimony to share of His goodness and faithfulness to us.

As I was reading Philippians 4 – Colossians 2, there was one particular message that stood out to me, among many others. Let’s see if you can pick it out through these passages

Adversity has taught me three things. One, life is hard. Two, life is short. Three, I have much to be grateful for.

He is my Rock and Firm Foundation. In all seasons, I can trust that He is unshakable