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A Girl in the Middle.

I teach & encourage Christian women to find God's will & live joyfully through seasons of disappointment in life and marriage.

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21 Names of God, #4, Jehovah Shalom

I was just talking with my brother about our grandfather. He lived in New York and we lived states away. It’s funny how as a child, and probably until-like yesterday-I liked to think Pa waited in his chair from one visit to the next, months in between, for me to push open the garage door and barrel down the hall to jump in his lap. His face beaming to look at me. He made his face to shine upon me every time he saw me, and I can’t think of anything, tangibly, that was a bigger blessing in my life or more peaceful, than Pa’s face shining on me.

Names of God #2 Elohim

Power denotes strength. No surprise when we think about Elohim at the creation of the world. Who but God could speak in to existence all that is and ever has been known to us on and from this earth? Power of all Powers, GOD of gods, ELOHIM of Elohim.

21 Names of God, #3 Jehovah Jireh

We have not treated our children equally all of their lives. This is attributed to the limits we’ve had in resources of time, money and maturity over the years, as well as because their needs have not, are not, equal. If one has a need the other doesn’t or never has had, we don’t choose to be fair and equal. Doing so would be a real injustice to our boys. Thankfully, God does not treat us fairly; He is a just God. Fairness would leave us all in the pit of hell.

For women at home

He calmed the storm to a

whisper, and the waves of the

sea were hushed.

Psalm 107:29

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