BE ENCOURAGED WHEREVER YOU FIND YOURSELF. YOU ARE IN HIS HANDS
Tuesday, August 1, 2023
Dog Today, Cat Tomorrow...
Some people can't decide who or what they are. Do animals have the same problem? I'm pretty confident my animal knows she's a dog. Regardless, I'm going to keep feeding her dog food.
We've got everything we need to identify who we are every day and all the time. We have God's goodness and mercy, and can feed on His Word 24/7.
Verse of the Month: 2 Peter 1:4 ESV "By which he has granted to us his precious and very great promises, so that through them you may become partakers of the divine nature, having escaped from the corruption that is in the world because of sinful desire."
Cheryl Sharpe retired in 2009 and now resides in Georgia with her husband, Tom. She wrote "Miracles of Jesus," a 40-day devotional published by BroadStreet Publishing in 2017. A companion Bible study was published in 2019 through Kindle Publishing. "Fix My Heart" published 2020. Since that time she has published twelve reader books (Grade 2-4) in the "To Be Or Not To Bee Series" for children. Currently finishing novel "Broken Pieces:
She has shared biblical principles and stories for children and mothers to connect, build character, and make a difference in their community. She is truly humbled and is deeply grateful for the privilege of serving God in the ministry of the written word.
"The words I have not written stir in my heart until they flow like life's blood out my pen." - c.k. sharpe
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