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 Turn Up The Heat
What to do when the pressures of life heat up.
 

The other day, after our self-cleaning oven completed its cleaning cycle and I wiped up the disintegrated debris, I thought, "Wouldn’t it be great if we could do the same thing with our lives? Just turn up the heat and all of the debris simply disintegrates?"
 

Well, in a way, we can. In times of turmoil and trial, when the pressures of life heat up, if we will cling to God and hold fast to His Word, the debris does disintegrate.

  • Circumstances do change.

  • Fear does leave.

  • God’s promises do come to pass.

And we, the circumstances, and the trial are made right. We are refined - tried by fire - to more than ever before, trust in our faithful Heavenly Father.

 

Turn up the heat.
 

I Peter, Chapter 1: Verse 7, and Chapter 4: Verse 12

 

 
 

Reference photo at the top of the page: One day in the spring, this baby bird sat just outside our office window. Both his parents spent the afternoon trying to teach this reluctant bird to fly. They took turns flying low, circling, chirping, and demonstrating technique. All the while, our little feathered friend held on tightly to the branch. As the sun began to set, he finally spread his wings, and the three headed skyward. Early childhood education: fly low, circle close, hover, encourage, instruct, be patient, work to maintain close family ties.

 

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