Archive for August, 2009

Release the Blessing!
Monday, 17 August 2009 by Delaine Allen in All Posts, Daily Insights, Spiritual Life • 0 Comments

IMG_2628 copy2By Delaine Allen

Did you know that the earth is no longer?under the Genesis curse? After Adam sinned in the garden, God said to him, “Cursed is the ground because of you; in toil you will eat of it all the days of your life…by the sweat of your brow”.

But?later, when Noah and his family came off the ark, God blessed them and made a new pronouncement. “I will never…

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Keeping Our Eyes on the God Who Prospers
Thursday, 13 August 2009 by Delaine Allen in All Posts, Daily Insights, Spiritual Life • 0 Comments

by Delaine Allen

Things?started off?as fairly simple for the Israelites as they journeyed into the desert with Moses. They had their families, their livestock, and what they could carry on their backs. God had them in a place where they?had to trust Him, alone for everything. God was their only available source of…

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Grace for Our Weakness
Tuesday, 4 August 2009 by Delaine Allen in All Posts, Daily Insights, Spiritual Life • 0 Comments

by Delaine Allen

His name popped up again last night over coffee.

We had just come from a movie with our friends, and the four of us?were sitting?down at the coffee shop. (“Ghosts of Girlfriends Past”. No, no, no…I can’t recommend it. While the leading man learned his lesson, the moral standards of the characters in the movie are deplorable. Sad thing is, their antics were obviously striking a chord with the audience.) While we were visiting, the name of Doubting Thomas

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The Running of the Generations
Monday, 3 August 2009 by Delaine Allen in Daily Insights, Spiritual Life • 0 Comments

by Delaine Allen

There has been a great deal of excitement lately?over the anticipated return of prodigal sons and daughters to the kingdom. There is also great joy over what we’re seeing God do among youth and young adults. Along with that, we’re hearing statements like, “they’re the next generation of the church”, “no, they’re

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