The crippled woman slips onto the pages of Scripture and we never hear about her again. Yet, was she one of those women who…
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The woman’s head bowed to the ground, her body bent low, her only view, her feet. For eighteen years, she was…
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Why did women follow Jesus, especially when doing so became increasingly dangerous? Jesus’s full acceptance…
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The women of Easter are the women who stood at the foot of the Cross and afar off while the Romans brutalized our Savior. Women were first…
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At the end of Psalm 63, we once again find David rejoicing and praising God in his wilderness of suffering. He speaks of a God who is just…
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If you are in the wilderness now, what do you do in the watches of the night? If you are like me, that is often when my fears and anxieties overwhelm…
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Yesterday, we were reminded that the dryness and weariness of our wilderness create a thirst in us that draws us to the Living Water, Jesus, who…
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“David did not leave off singing because he was in the wilderness, neither did he, in slovenly idleness, go on repeating Psalms for other…
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“Your steadfast love is better than life.” To be steadfast means to be resolutely firm and unchanging, firmly fixed in place; immovable. The…
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This Psalm was written by David in the wilderness of Judah. Verse 11 lets us know he was king, and most think that it was written …
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We are welcoming back Paula Miles this week. I first heard Paula speak at a women’s conference. Her passion for the Word, love for Jesus…
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It is time to bring our wrestling with betrayal to the foot of the Cross, where Jesus was made ransom for our sins. This, and His…
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Our home is in a semi-rural area, and we see lots of wildlife. Groundhogs dance, fawns learn to stand on wobbly legs, rabbits, geese…
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There once was a beautiful princess, the daughter of a powerful King and the sister of many. One day, she received a message from her…
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“Except our sins, there is not such plenty of anything in all the world as there is of troubles which come from sin, as one heavy…
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So begins the second act in the story of Ruth. The widowed Ruth accompanied her mother-in-law, Naomi, back to Bethlehem, from…
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I lay awake, reviewing the well-trod territory of a devastating betrayal with life-changing consequences. Years before, a work…
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Karen Grant takes us into her own journey of experiencing betrayal, which is appropriate for the Daily Treasure audience. So many of us know what it is to…
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How can my heart be glad though? How can my whole being rejoice? How can I find joy now that my husband is gone? Sometimes it all feels…
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I have a tendency toward depression. I have experienced three significant times in my life when I needed to take medication to help…
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