When Jesus is all I have, He really is all I need. Right? I'm going to be honest here, actually brutally honest, and say that I wish that statement was true for me. I mean, I want it to be true. Does that count? I don't know about you but in my life I feel like I need more than Jesus. I need air and water and comfort and people liking me. I need things going my way and nice hair. Wow, do you think I'm a little self-involved?? Pardon me while I puke. 😬 Thankfully, God in His wisdom slaps me upside the head - I'm talking figuratively, here - with His Word. One of those teaching moments is from the Book of Habakkuk. He was a prophet during a horrific time. Actually, God was allowing the Babylonians to take over, that's how bad it was. Habakkuk was disgruntled to say the least. For over two chapters, he tells God exactly what is needed and what should be done. And God answers him - NOPE - not this time. By the third chapter, Habakkuk's pra
Eph 1:18 & 19 I pray also that the eyes of your heart may be enlightened in order that you may know the hope to which He has called you, the riches of His glorious inheritance in the saints, and His incomparably great power for us who believe. Together, through God's Word, we will open the eyes of our hearts to God's perfect plan for our lives.