I have to admit when it comes to this portion of Psalm 91, I have very mixed emotions about this passage. Especially given that we are in a global pandemic. After much prayer, I decided not to evade or avoid this part of the scripture. I know that God promises in His word in 2Continue reading “Vaccinated for Victory”
Category Archives: Psalm 91
Things That Go Bump In The Night
At some point in our lives, most of us have asked this very pointed question, “Did you hear that?” It has often been apoken in quiet panicked whispers in childhood bedrooms, slumber parties, camp bunks and tents, and marital beds. It is usually accompanied by the universal sound of “shush” and followed up with aContinue reading “Things That Go Bump In The Night”
The Great Escape
One of my closest friends is an adventurer at heart. Though she is shy and is on the quiet side, she is always up for a challenge to stimulate the senses. One of her favorite activities with friends has been “the escape room” experience. This is a relatively new leisure outing where you get lockedContinue reading “The Great Escape”
The Nest of Rest
Whoever Dwells in the Shelter of the Most-High WILL REST in the shadow of the Almighty, I will say of the LORD. “He is my refuge and my fortress, my God in whom I trust.” A fast hard rule growing up in the Phillips household was upon arising, you made your bed — period. WhenContinue reading “The Nest of Rest”
The Highest of All
There is nothing our family enjoys more than a good old-fashioned challenge, especially when it comes to trivia games. We are competitive by nature, and many family vacations have brought us nightly contests like guys against girls, parents taking on the kids, etc. We love when the questions are clever and obscure, hoping against hopeContinue reading “The Highest of All”
Where Do I Live?
As I begin this new series on Psalm 91, I’m reminded that I love words. It must be related to the writer’s heart God has placed within me. I have had this strange relationship with words even as a child. I would learn a new word or focus on one I already knew and seeContinue reading “Where Do I Live?”
