beth willis miller

As we celebrate Resurrection Sunday, we affirm a theological truth, but we also embrace a set of beliefs that directly impact the way we live, the choices we make, and even the thoughts we entertain. michelemorin.net/2026/04/05/if-… via @MicheleDMorin

If Jesus rose from the dead, can he help you with your temper? If he accurately predicted his own death and resurrection, can he rescue your marriage? If he could return to life in an imperishable body, is there anything he cannot do? michelemorin.net/2026/04/05/if-… via @MicheleDMorin

Redeeming love has been my theme and shall be till I die.

On Palm Sunday, we affirm the truth that Jesus didn't come to give us an exemption from the trials of this world. He didn't promise political power or success in this life. What he did promise has to do with another world altogether. michelemorin.net/2026/03/29/wha… via @MicheleDMorin

On Palm Sunday, Jesus makes us do a double-take, accepting praise when he usually shunned the limelight, entering the city astride a donkey when he usually walked, and weeping over a city that had turned out to celebrate his arrival. michelemorin.net/2026/03/29/wha… via @MicheleDMorin

This Easter, may we not rush past the cross. May we pause, linger, and remember. wp.me/p7CRTD-1h5 via @Mareedee_

Will you step into the sorrow of the cross long enough to see its eternal significance? #pain #cross #Jesus wp.me/p7CRTD-1h5 via @Mareedee_

This Easter, may we not rush past the cross. May we pause, linger, and remember. wp.me/p7CRTD-1h5 via @Mareedee_

Thanks be to God for the truth of Scripture—and for the Elishas in our lives who faithfully call us to see the flaming chariots of God's provision and faithfulness on the days when our faith is blurry. michelemorin.net/2026/03/22/hop… via @MicheleDMorin

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Redeeming love has been my theme and shall be till I die.

Redeeming love has been my theme and shall be till I die.

Jesus loved "the world," but he also loved the raggedy person standing before him. michelemorin.net/2026/03/08/liv… via @MicheleDMorin

Jesus knew he had come with a built-in purpose: "to seek and to save that which was lost," "to give his life as a ransom for many," to bring eternal life. Even so, he didn't let the big picture get in the way of the present moment. michelemorin.net/2026/03/08/liv… via @MicheleDMorin

Redeeming love has been my theme and shall be till I die.

Redeeming love has been my theme and shall be till I die.

Good works, habits of holiness, Christian service (Call it what you want!) are the way we broadcast the grace of God here on the ground in ways that make a difference. michelemorin.net/2026/02/04/the… via @MicheleDMorin

God will answer our prayers in His timing, according to His perfect will—whether they are short and succinct or long and detailed. wp.me/p4Q7Zm-4jo via @loisflowers16

God may have other plans for us, and the outcome of any given situation may look nothing like what we’d prefer. Remembering this helps us hold our desires loosely as we share very specific requests with Him. wp.me/p4Q7Zm-4jo via @loisflowers16

Do you observe Lent with some specific and meaningful practice? Bread and Wine (via Plough Publishing House) offers the multifaceted view an anthology provides, and the opportunity to marinate in a concept over a series of readings. michelemorin.net/2026/01/28/sur… via @MicheleDMorin