Tamera Ford

Forgiving, most will agree that it is important to do. How many times have we agreed in our head that we should forgive but held onto unforgiveness in our heart? It’s easy to do. Have you ever had to clean the house and come across an object that you just don’t know where to put? […]

Restless? Shift in to neutral and seek God. I recently read this quote by Pastor Willie George from Church on the Move in Tulsa, OK. “Restlessness is a time for seeking God– not for making sudden moves!”  When things are not going as planned, emotions are at an all time high or life and/or ministry

The word of God tells us in 1 John 5:13-15  These things I have written to you who believe in the name of the Son of God, so that you may know that you have eternal life.  This is the confidence which we have before Him, that, if we ask anything according to His will,

I was recently talking to the Lord and thought I would spend a little time getting his wisdom concerning my youngest, who is 8 years old and of the male species. He’s creative and passionate. He’s perfect. I like to think he’s very much like me, except that he gets distracted very easily and he

Everyone likes new clothes. Right?  Putting on a new outfit can change the way you see yourself.  It can change the way you feel and can have an emotional effect. It also has a practical, functional side, for instance it protects the human body from the environment; weather, insects, germs. For that I am grateful.

In Matt 1:20-23 Joseph had just found out that Mary was pregnant. I’m sure he was flooded with anger, disappointment and fear. The Bible tells us that instead of putting Mary on display, openly shaming her, he tried to figure out a way to quietly escape from the situation. Fear, confusion and pain can cause

Shortly after having my children, my hair would fall out by the hand full. It would have been a bit disconcerting if I didn’t have really thick hair. I would think, “well.. Lord, there’s 20 less to keep track of!”  It’s nice to know, bald or bouffant, the Lord knows you.  He just doesn’t know

Shortly after having my children, my hair would fall out by the hand full. It would have been a bit disconcerting if I didn’t have really thick hair. I would think, “well.. Lord, there’s 20 less to keep track of!”  It’s nice to know, bald or bouffant, the Lord knows you.  He just doesn’t know

We’ve all seen at least one Christmas pageant that had cute little kids walking down the isle in oversized kings costumes. They proudly carry their version of gold, frankincense, and myrrh to the feet of baby Jesus, then wave at their parents.  My favorite part is when they try to kneel in those big robes.