Weakness: Your Greatest Weapon
We want others to see us as capable, confident, and strong. We fail to realize that every crack in our pottery provides a place for the light of the Spirit within us to escape and reveal His glory.
Kelley grew up in church and almost missed knowing Jesus. Now she helps others experience His promises as a Bible teacher and event speaker through Kelley Latta Ministries. Her teaching blog, “Kelley’s Word on Wednesday,” will encourage you to live your faith and follow Jesus wholeheartedly. A mother of two grown sons and a daughter-in-love, Kelley joyfully shares her own faith adventure with her husband, Steve, in south-central Pennsylvania.
We want others to see us as capable, confident, and strong. We fail to realize that every crack in our pottery provides a place for the light of the Spirit within us to escape and reveal His glory.
These days, we don’t really expect Jesus to astonish us. When was the last time the glory of Christ’s presence ignited you to share your experience of Him? Let’s change that!
If I say, “Surely the darkness shall cover me, and the light about me be night,” even the darkness is not dark to you; the night is bright as the day, for darkness is as light with you.. Psalm 139:11-12 ESV Monsters lurk in the dark. They hide in the shadows, empowered by fear. Deception. Manipulation. […]
Are the fights we’re engaged in really God’s fights? Or are we casting judgment when Jesus would extend grace?
Whether or not it’s presently popular to believe it, God’s Word remains true. Infallible. Flawless. For too long we’ve allowed others to tell us what truth is. We need to open our Bibles and permit the Teacher Himself to write His Word upon our hearts. Let’s do that together with today’s Word on Wednesday.
Most of us seek God for external works. We want Him to heal our finances, our marriages, our bodies. But we don’t really want Him. Do you seek His presence? Or do you seek His hand?
As believers, we each hold a Gift we might not realize—a Gift we can’t be effective in our faith without.
At times life seems to offer one hurt after another. Circumstances arise that we would never choose. Trials come that seem to have the power to end us. They rob us of our breath—sometimes even our will to breathe. But David shows us the way to peace and victory.
Sometimes I get frustrated with prayer. But why do we keep praying, beloved? Because God moves through faith. And you never know when God’s perfect timing will intersect your circumstances.
“For the kingdom of God does not consist in talk but in power” (1 Corinthians 4:20). You probably love that verse. I do. It holds a beautiful promise. Our faith isn’t limited to words and creeds. It promises power. But I have to ask, are you experiencing that power?