Dressing in God's Love Blog

I sat down and took the shoes out of the box with excitement. As I started to try on the shoes, I noticed how snug they fit.

For almost two weeks, I questioned whether staying alive was beneficial anymore. I’m still working my way out of that spiral.

As I grew in my walk of faith, the Lord brought another scripture to my attention as I continued to ask Him to “stretch my little bit”.

But it’s all part of the plan to get us where God ultimately wants us—in relationship with Him.

A seed is a complex structure that takes many different components to grow.

Have you ever felt like your mind was bombarded with everything at once?

When we think a certain way consistently, it will eventually become a pattern.

Because of the blessing of friendship, I learned that we each are destined to walk a different path.

Perspective is everything.

A good friend keeps your secrets and they refrain from spreading rumors of their opinion about you.

I truly believe God puts people in our lives so that we are never alone in our suffering.

The Bible tells us repeatedly how much Jesus loves his children and how much he loves childlike humility.

I felt like God was telling me something else: Do not chase things. Chase me.

I am thankful that with the help of God, family, and teachers I have overcome the learning disorder of dyslexia.

So, whenever you feel like giving up, don’t. Ever. Suffer in silence.

Slowing down—even when sick—is a grace where we really get to abide with Jesus, who knows our pain and our tears.

Faith is to the mind as love is to the heart.

Ms. Gantling believes that our children are our greatest asset and the key to our nation becoming more unified under God.

I met Marian at an author event at the San Marco Bookstore in Jacksonville, FL at the peak of COVID.

“Love your enemies! Do good to them. . . . Then your reward from heaven will be very great, and you will truly be acting as sons of God