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Have You Counted Your Rainbows?
Many of us get excited when we see a rainbow—its vibrant colors and rarity make it a special sight. However, that rainbow belongs to Noah, as it symbolizes God’s promise never again to flood the earth. What about the storms in life? Have you ever counted your rainbows afterward? I mean those moments that remind you of times God has been merciful, spared you, or delivered you in impossible situations, as only he can.
Andy Hollifield
Oct 94 min read
HOW TO CONQUER THE WORLD
Wars are won through battles fought one at a time. In the same way, our responsibility is not to become obsessed with reaching “the masses” while overlooking the person standing in front of us. We serve one person, encourage one hurting heart, speak truth to one searching soul, and remain faithful one day at a time.
Andy Hollifield
Sep 185 min read
A Sense of God’s Order
Halfway through a four-hour return flight, Sara experienced a medical emergency. We gratefully accepted the caring help to get her through that in-flight ordeal. Sara then spent five days in the hospital.
Cecil Taylor
Aug 73 min read
SETBACK, BUT UNSTOPPABLE
Whatever your setback may be, remember this: setbacks do not surprise God. He often uses the very things we would remove from our lives to shape us into the people He has called us to become.
Andy Hollifield
Jul 174 min read
One of Those Days
God often gives us opportunities—quiet, ordinary moments that become “one of those days” where our words or actions make a real difference in someone else’s life, even when we may never fully see the impact. This isn’t meant to be a sentimental or overly warm reflection but something grounded and honest that we can all relate to. When we look to God’s Word, we’re reminded that meaningful impact is often found in simple obedience and everyday faithfulness.
Andy Hollifield
Jun 265 min read
There Are Always Alternatives
I witnessed Randy use this phrase in problem-solving. He came up with creative ways to address situations. Sometimes, we on his staff would tell him, “That’s not a great idea.” Randy knew it wasn’t a perfect idea. But given the choices, he would see it through, and his team would have to admit his solution worked better than the alternatives.
I worked for Randy forty years ago, but have since applied this thinking throughout my life. Not only has this phrase led to creative
Cecil Taylor
May 153 min read
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