Blog Archive: K Reynolds
The following blogs, if any, are all of the blogs published by K Reynolds @kreynolds
Four people stepped forward to where I was standing with other members of the prayer team following the morning service. One of the women introduced herself and then drew another woman forward. "This is my friend who is visiting our church for... read more
549 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Mar 03, 2014
Pharaoh eyed the prisoner before him. Was he telling the truth? Did his words really come from this "foreign" God? In addition to interpreting his dream, the man had the audacity to tell Pharaoh what he needed to do to save himself, his... read more
508 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Mar 01, 2014
Olive oil was a very important commodity in the Roman world. Not only was it used for consumption; it was also used for medicine, skin care and of course as fuel for lamps. Extracting the oil from the olives was a very laborintensive process which is... read more
447 words · ~1 minute to read · published Feb 28, 2014
Who shall separate us from the love of Christ? Shall trouble or hardship or persecution or famine or nakedness or danger or sword? Romans 8:35 (NIV) He had never experienced lonliness before. Even before she was created as his helpmeet, there was... read more
249 words · ~1 minute to read · published Feb 28, 2014
It seemed like he had it all. He was the favorite son of the richest man in the land. Things got even better. He'd had dreams. Great dreams which revealed that his family would even bow before him. It seemed like he was truly favored by God and... read more
340 words · ~1 minute to read · published Feb 25, 2014
I will answer them before they even call to me. While they are still talking about their needs, I will go ahead and answer their prayers! Isaiah 65:24 (NLT) What a blessed promise this is! It reminds me that God is aware of my need even before I... read more
133 words · ~1 minute to read · published Feb 23, 2014
As I was cleaning out a closet the other day, I came across a box which contained some cards. One of the cards was a graduation card given to my son by one of his teachers. School was always a challenge for my son. He was diagnosed with both dyslexia... read more
321 words · ~1 minute to read · published Feb 21, 2014
Earlier today, I read an article in a newsletter I subscribe to entitled "HisHers vs.Ours" by Chris Russell. The article dealt with the topic of finances and marriage. Many married couples, especially if they entered into marriage later in... read more
818 words · ~3 minutes to read · published Feb 19, 2014
I have only a handful of flour left in the jar and a little cooking oil in the bottom of the jug. The Widow at Zarephath I sighed as I looked up from my figures this morning trying to figure out how to stretch things out for the next nine days.... read more
580 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Feb 18, 2014
Yesterday was a much anticipated day at our house. After nearly 14 months, my husband was going to receive his first"regular" paycheck. Four weeks ago, after being hired, arrangements had been made for his paycheck to be automatically... read more
768 words · ~3 minutes to read · published Feb 15, 2014
It is the purest of whistles, this promise of spring. Donald Kroodsma The view from my window is similar to the picture on the right. A strip of woods lies between my backyard and the street which runs behind my house. It is dense enough that for... read more
495 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Feb 14, 2014
A prudent person foresees danger and takes precautions. The simpleton goes blindly on and suffers the consequences. Proverbs 27:12(New Living Translation) In March, my husband and I will be facilitators for a class on finances which is offered... read more
1404 words · ~6 minutes to read · published Feb 12, 2014
Abraham had heard it before. God had promised that his wife Sarah would conceive and bare him a son. In fact, in Genesis 17, God had made a convenant with Abraham and at God's command, all males in Abraham's household were circumcised. We will... read more
669 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Feb 11, 2014
Then the angel of the LORD came and sat beneath the oak tree at Ophrah, which belonged to Joash of the clan of Abiezer. Gideon son of Joash had been threshing wheat at the bottom of a winepress to hide the grain from the Midianites. The angel of the... read more
653 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Feb 10, 2014
Abraham was 75 years old and childless when God told him to leave his country, go to the land which He would show him andpromised him that he would become the father of a great nation (Genesis 12). Abraham did what God told him to do. He packed up and... read more
963 words · ~4 minutes to read · published Feb 08, 2014
In Genesis 22, we learn that God tested Abraham's faith and obedience by commanding Abraham to take the son God had promised him, Isaac, travel to a mountain God would show himand offer him up as a burned sacrifice. If you are familiar with this... read more
332 words · ~1 minute to read · published Feb 07, 2014
Earlier today I read a blog written by blessings2you entitled Rejoicing That Christ Is Preached. In his blog he wrote: I think that far too many times we allow our love for the truth to manifest itself in criticizing, judging and beating down each... read more
787 words · ~3 minutes to read · published Feb 06, 2014
I have no idea why I chose this particular morning to clean out my email folders. Unlike organized people, I tend to read things, think I might want to keep it, plop it in a pile or folder somewhere and promptly forget I ever saw it. I found myself... read more
581 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Feb 05, 2014
The earth was formless and empty, and darkness covered the deep waters. Genesis 1:2 (NLT) Genesis 1:1 tells us that in the beginning God created the heavens and the earth but then the next verse tells us it was a far diffent place than what we know... read more
407 words · ~1 minute to read · published Feb 04, 2014
For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved. Romans 10:13 In all honesty, this verse disturbs some Christians. They seem to believe this verse means that if someone simply says the name of the Lord, they will be saved whether... read more
490 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Feb 03, 2014
They had witnessed amazing things. They had the privilege of hearing Jesus teach and the Bible tells us the teaching was with such power and authority that the crowds were amazed (Matthew 7:2829). They had seen miracles of healing. A man had been... read more
558 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Jan 30, 2014
The light on my dishwasher indicated my dishes were done. As I pressed the handle to release the door latch, something didn't feel quite right. Sure enough, when I tugged at the door, I couldn't open it. Hmm... I pressed the latch harder and... read more
666 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Jan 29, 2014
It started out as an ordinary day. The servant of Elisha got up early and went about his normal routine. Then he stepped out the door and . There were soldiers, chariots and horses surrounding the city! Have you ever had a morning like that? I have... read more
631 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Jan 29, 2014
The Israelites had a problem. A big one with reinforcements around it. A massive wall to be precise. How on earth were they ever going to bring that wall down? It was big. It was too big. They just were not powerful enough to bring it down but still,... read more
424 words · ~1 minute to read · published Jan 28, 2014
Over the weekend I've been giving some thought to the question, what do I really want? The standard answer for a Christian is Jesus but do we just want Jesus or do we want Jesus plus something else? Is there a difference? A number of years ago, I... read more
297 words · ~1 minute to read · published Jan 27, 2014
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