Does the lack of discipline or procrastination keep you from spending time with God?  Do you long to have more time in the presence of God but your schedule or simply not knowing where to start keep you stuck?  I want to encourage you today to check out these three simple ways to surround yourself in God's word.  

Checkout 3 Powerful Truths from Psalm 1:3 - Benefits of Staying in God's Presence

Just like you have to wear special glasses to view the eclipse so that it doesn't hurt your eyes and to get the full viewing, you too must put on your glasses (God's truth) and see through the darkness and let others see God in you!   God's word will protect you, it will change your character, it will change how you see others, and it will empower you to walk out God's love. Change begins with us -- change begins when we let God SHINE!

Our human instincts make us feel the need to cling to what we perceive is ours or to constantly be in motion towards every single task on our checklists, goal sheets, etc.  Don't get me wrong, I strongly believe in living intentionally, but God has also been revealing to me that it also takes balance where He wants us to create boundaries and margins to simply "just be".

God is calling for us to let go so that he can flow in our lives.

In my previous post, I shared with you my intentions for March so check out these 5 quick tips that you can incorporate in your schedule to help you live more intentional.

Hey Hey April!  It's Spring and the season of new things and growth.  While working through my powersheets, I've been spending some time thinking about what seeds I want to cultivate in my life to continue to grow in my faith journey.  As I started to journal my thoughts, I found that many times I can be resistant to change or spend way to much time analyzing the pros and cons of the change.  Why is that?  What I found was that I still struggled with being obedient. The truth that was revealed to me is that we can't cultivate God's seeds in our lives without giving Him FULL OBEDIENCE.  Planting seeds on hard rock isn't going to work, we need faith fuel for divine growth!