by myconcretedove | Sep 2, 2022 | Blog, Christian, Prayer, Serve, Teach
This is not a post on family caregiving, but I felt someone needed to read this today. So, I updated this post on trusting God. I hope it helps and makes your life just a little bit easier. Trust God and let go of the past. Looking back with disappointment or regret...
by myconcretedove | Jan 18, 2022 | Christian, Joyful Living, Prayer, Serve, Teach
Note: I’m not sure why, but WP isn’t maintaining title capitalization properly. The title should be: The Words You Use to Describe Jesus Can Improve Your Prayer Life Three Important Questions You Should Ask Yourself Today Since these are important...
by myconcretedove | Nov 5, 2021 | Christian, Five Minute Fridays, Prayer, Teach
Our God, Jehovah, is the Relational God. Through prayer, we can have a conversation with God and build a relationship with Him. And, by the way, He already knows each of us—even those not actively seeking Him or trying to avoid Him altogether. So how does one enter...
by myconcretedove | Oct 30, 2021 | Christian, Five Minute Fridays, October Free Write, Prayer, Teach
Hi Friend, We know that life isn’t always smooth going, and I’m sorry you experienced that disappointment. Maybe that old problem reared its ugly head again, or something you hoped for didn’t materialize. But, nevertheless, it’s essential to be...
by myconcretedove | Oct 29, 2021 | Christian, Five Minute Fridays, October Free Write, Prayer, Teach
Hello Friend, Today is a day of praise as we call on the God of My Praise, Elohei Tehillati, who deserves our highest praise. God is involved in every aspect of your life, so give him the thanks and praise He deserves for the gifts He has given you. Try to develop a...
by myconcretedove | Oct 20, 2021 | Christian, Five Minute Fridays, Joyful Living, October Free Write, Prayer, Teach
Dear One, Today, let’s explore Elohim Ozer Li, God My Help. Ever feel like you are at the end of your rope? Life gets hard and sometimes it seems like we make little progress despite a massive effort. Maybe that’s because we try to do it “all”...