Who Are You Afraid Of?
One day God asked me: "Who are you afraid of?" By Diane McBeth.
One day God asked me: "Who are you afraid of?" By Diane McBeth.
I remember when I asked God, “Why do you answer my small requests but don’t seem to answer the really important things?”
Christ's birth is evidence that God can overcome evil. A Christmas message from Diane McBeth.
"A wise Angolan pastor once asked me, “Why do white people cry alone?” Angolans know grief. They also know a side of grief that may be unfamiliar to us in North America. Diane McBeth continues her series on grief and consolation.
What can we expect with grief and what can we do about it? Varieties of grief mean varieties in pain. God also lifts us up in a variety of ways. Blog 2 in Diane McBeth's series on grief and Christ's consolation.
Grief hits all of us. How do we move forward? The first in a series of blogs on the consolation of Christ by executive director Diane McBeth
We are vessels—humans God created from the dust of the ground. And yet our temporary, way-less-than-golden natures can still carry some of the glorious Spirit of Christ. That’s amazing. By Diane McBeth
Moses led about two million stubborn people, through a desert, with few resources. What did he see as his primary obligations? You may be surprised what Diane McBeth says is #1 on the list.
Diane McBeth continues her series on leadership: 3 tough things you'll need to learn.
Failure. Fear. Anger and impatience. Grace. Listening for God. Diane McBeth blogs on leadership - the first in a series of blogs.