And we’re back! As always, I’m sharing the faith and life lessons I’ve learned this past year. God has been faithful, and I pray that this encourages you, challenges you, and motivates you in your walk with the Lord.
Here are 28 things I learned at 28. Click below to watch:
If you don’t already know, every year around my birthday, I share a list of faith and life lessons I learned in the past year. It’s been such a journey with the Lord, and looking back, through every challenge and blessing, I’m thankful for how He’s been so consistent and so kind. I’m grateful I get to walk out another year with Him (and share what I’m learning along the way).
Here are 27 things I learned at 27. Click below to watch:
“But as for me, I will look to the Lord; I will wait for the God of my salvation; my God will hear me.”
(Micah 7:7 ESV)
Prayer has transformed my life.
I’ve witnessed countless answered prayers. I’ve seen the Lord answer the prayers of friends and family. I’ve seen Him answer my own prayers. I’ve seen Him transform situations and people. I’ve experienced His provision. I’ve seen God move overnight, or within minutes, because of prayer.
But there’s also unanswered prayer.
I’ve encountered this many times, and chances are, you have as well. You may have experienced the pain, confusion, or heartache of a particular circumstance in your life that, for some reason, seems to be immovable or unchanging even after years.
There comes a point where you may think, God, I’ve done everything I could. What am I supposed to do now?
At the start of 2023, I don’t know where you are today or what unanswered prayers come to mind, but I can tell you this: In moments like these, you have the opportunity to encounter the richest, deepest lessons and transformation. There is more for you, even now — and you can be comforted and amazed at how much God can move in these seasons.
Recently, the book of Daniel has reminded me of the tremendous power of prayer and worship. You’re probably familiar with the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego facing the fiery furnace, but there’s also so much wisdom and encouragement from the events that take place beforehand. In the first three chapters of Daniel, here’s what we can learn about how to show up faithfully and recognize God’s hand, even in the midst of prayers that seem to go unanswered:
What does it look like to trust God in uncertainty?
It’s easy to say we trust the Lord, but I find our faith is really tested when it comes to understanding His timing in our lives. So, in today’s Ask LizMargaret video, we’re talking about how to truly trust God in seasons of transition — especially when we’re faced with unknowns, stresses, and making decisions.
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Do you find it challenging to hear God’s voice? Have you ever felt confused about where He’s leading you? Do you sometimes feel like God is just silent?
Being Led by God is a five-day look into understanding God’s voice and His leading in your life. This devotional is a FREE digital download you can read anytime.
Living the life God has called you to live starts with this:
Authenticity.
Are you living joyfully and authentically for Him or playing pretend to impress others? In today’s video, we’re talking how to walk in the freedom of who God called you to be and let go of trying to earn acceptance.
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