Anchored in Kindness

 

Anchored in Kindness

Have you seen this yet? I recently published a 30 day devotional Anchored in Kindness; and excited to see what you think.

 

Life has different seasons.

Some are full of vibrance and joy.

Others of mourning and difficulty.

Others of uncertainty and yet others for rest and restoration.

No matter what season you’re in now, you’re not alone.

God sees you and He is working behind the scenes.

He knows exactly where you are and what’s coming and He is leading you, even when it doesn’t feel like it.

There are so many examples of this in the Bible….

And there are also so many examples to this very day!

[Mary was troubled by the words of the angel, but the angel said, “do not be afraid” How could this be, I’m a virgin and pledged to be married. Mary accepted what the angel had told her and rejoiced in singing to the lord]

Back in 2010, God brought us to a small town in Dexter, Michigan. At first I felt why here, we’re so far from the larger stores, my work was already experiencing a season of slower growth. We found a nearby Church that changed my life forever. I was in heaven, full of joy, energy, and peace knowing God is in control. In 2012 a tornado and F4 hit our town.  This is when God goes to work. He works everything to the good for those called to His purposes. The town came together helping each other that we’re hit by the tornado. For us, we didn’t experience any property damage. The best part was no one was hurt or died. We were Anchored in Kindness of the small town of Dexter. 

Anchor in Kindness is a devotional study of kindness and love

[Anchored in Kindness] is all about, You are God’s masterpiece. You have your own identity and abilities] and my hope is it will help in your current season.

Becoming Anchored Series

I hope to hear all about your own God-encounter when you’re done reading.

Available on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1965652360

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