Do you want a miracle in your body? Ask for one. Physical healing is a controversial subject for many. It is not for me. I settled it years ago when I decided to accept God at His word. There are numerous scriptures that proclaim the willingness and ability of God […]
Part 4 in the Blessed are the Cracked series begun in November, 2017. Ever wonder why some skin sores don’t heal properly? Diabetes, poor circulation, inadequate nutrition and infection are some factors that inhibit skin healing. That’s why wound care is a specialty in the healthcare field. The efficacy of […]
Part 3 of this series concludes by showing how God used specific childhood trauma to forge aspects of my professional career. All so that His glorious power can be seen within us, shining through our once cracked places.
Mother’s Day is an emotional minefield for some women. I’ve known it’s pain, yet found peace. This post offers compassion, validation of your hurt and a path to peace. Help to release those stuffed emotions and allow the healing balm of God in.
Something very powerful happens when you put God’s Word to music. Today in church, we sang Isaiah 61, which got me thinking – Every day is an Isaiah 61 kind of day! Who am I bringing heaven to today?
I see dead people. I even invite them to sit on my couch. Ok, so I borrowed a terrific movie line by Haley Joel Osment from the Sixth Sense. I loved the surprise ending and the terrific acting in the story of a troubled, isolated boy who is able to see and […]
“Donna has crafted a practical guide to liberty that should be essential reading for every new believer.” —– Kathryne Leach, Author & Blogger God’s Peace, God’s Way to Overcoming Challenges is a step-by-step, scriptural guide to emotional freedom. Donna Colosimo Bass is a survivor of a life of turmoil – […]
The lyrics of Lord, I’m Ready Now by Plumb speak to me. Seems I’m being prodded to deal with some emotions from the past that I have been avoiding. But as I sat talking with Father about it this week, He reminded me that humbling myself in the writing process […]
Kathryne Leach 