by Teresa Shields Parker | Sep 14, 2021 | Blog, Devotional, Health, Inspiration, overcomers, Purpose, Uncategorized
To me, not many people’s feet are beautiful, but to God all of the feet of His children are beautiful. How do I know? One of my favorite scriptures appears in Romans 10:15 NIV. It says, “How beautiful are the feet of those who bring good news!” Back in 1989, a friend...
by Teresa Shields Parker | Sep 13, 2021 | Devotional, Podcast
Episode 98—How Beautiful How Beautiful “How beautiful are the feet of those who bring good news!” It’s right there in Romans 10:15 NIV. It’s also elsewhere in the Bible but it is quoted here to emphasize the fact that no one can become a Christian unless someone first...
by Teresa Shields Parker | Sep 7, 2021 | Devotional, Podcast
Episode 97—The Master Potter The Master Potter We are all lumps of clay in the Master Potter’s hands. God is God. He created us for a purpose. When we find that purpose it makes all the difference in the world. Instead, a lot of us rebel against how God made us....
by Teresa Shields Parker | Sep 2, 2021 | Blog, Devotional, Health, Inspiration, overcomers, Purpose, Uncategorized
We are all lumps of clay in the Master Potter’s hands. God is God. He created us for a purpose. When we find that purpose it makes all the difference in the world. First, though some of us have to go through His restoration process. Kintsugi pottery replica my...
by Teresa Shields Parker | Aug 31, 2021 | Devotional, Podcast
Episode 96—Jesus Loves Me Jesus Loves Me Romans 8:38-39 are some of the most dramatic, poetic and impactful words in scripture. They are so monumental that we sometimes just pass right by them. However, when we finally internalize what they really mean to us it will...
by Teresa Shields Parker | Aug 28, 2021 | Blog, Devotional, Health, Inspiration, overcomers, Purpose, Uncategorized
If you are like me and have been in church literally all your life, you’ve heard the song “Jesus Loves Me.” Can I tell you a secret? As a kid, I kind-of got tired of that song. Still, the repetitive nature of it instilled in me the words, but it took me a while to...
