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The Father’s Heart
“Who do you think you are?” “You can’t hide that ugly scar?” “Your sin is too great! You’re too far, From your Father’s heart.” * Those lies are loud. Those voices clear. They draw my selfish heart and steer Toward hurt and shame and never near My Father’s heart. * In the depth a still,… Read more
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Fine Linen
A lot of mud gets dragged in when snow starts melting. Clothes and shoes get dirty quickly. Maybe that is why most weddings happen in the summer. Maybe the mud and muck clinging to the bride’s gown would distract from her beauty. In Revelation 19 the Bible describes the Bride of Christ, the Church, dressed… Read more
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A Day is Like a Thousand Years
Sometimes our days feel like drops in an ocean. Out of the seemingly abundant supply of time they appear insignificant and disappear never having left a meaningful mark or made a difference in us. We call them ordinary, mundane or even irrelevant. Then there are those days which leave us changed forever. Absolutely joyous occasions… Read more
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Where is God When We Hurt?
This question is frequently asked. I wonder if the question can be turned around. “Where are we when God hurts? Do we walk in the good works that He has prepared for us to do? Are we zealous for good deeds? Are we seeking His heart and try to change the world? “Father, You have… Read more
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Footprints in the Snow
The walk was beautiful. On this very last day of the year, snow-covered paths, fields and trees spread out in front of me. Only a week ago, 15-18 inches of snow had come down and covered the earth all around me. I took deep breaths and was feeling tremendously blessed being able to walk and… Read more
Heidi Viars 