Living In Grace
A Blog By Trish McCoy
Though God's Word says to use hospitality one to another, it has become easier said than done in most homes.
How often we sacrifice peace when the pressure is on! We require a lot of ourselves most days.
God's servants—both earthly and heavenly—are actively carrying out His purposes.
In response to the Finding Truth blog entitled, “The Reason People are Delusional,” consider for a moment . . .
In a day's time, we serve up many things--not just food, for ourselves or others, but words. Think about it.
We have all heard the saying "sorry, not sorry" sometime. Hopefully, we heard it and didn't say it.
Sometimes unexpected things are the best gifts; and, really, God blesses us with all kinds of good things for which we didn't even think to ask Him.
As an English teacher, I love the way roots of words create so many different like-minded words. Grace, gracious, grateful, gratitude—they all intermingle, and they stem from our gracious God.
There's no other word for grace but amazing! No other explanation will do.
Let your speech be always with grace, seasoned with salt, that ye may know how ye ought to answer every man.
