Reshaped: Day 20 - Corrie ten Boom
by Lynn St. George on January 6th, 2025
There were two releases in 1944. On December 16th Betsie died in prison and went home to heaven. On December 31st Corrie was released from Ravensbruck through a clerical error. Truly there are no missteps for the Christian since God orders our steps.Before Betsie passed away, she shared visions God gave her of two buildings used to rehabilitate the prisoners of war. One was a beautiful mansion on ...  Read More
Reshaped: Day 19 - Corrie ten Boom
by Lynn St. George on January 6th, 2025
 RavensbruckA knock came. There stood a man begging money for his Jewish wife’s release. His claim - an officer would take bribe money for her release. Corrie hesitated. When the man persisted she told him to come back the next day. But when he returned, he brought the Gestapo with him. He was a plant. Casper, Corrie, and Betsie were arrested and thrown into prison. They faced solitary confinement...  Read More
Reshaped: Day 17 - Corrie ten Boom
by Lynn St. George on January 6th, 2025
It came clear that the goal of Nazism was to exterminate the Jews. The minor assaults gave way to devastating violence. The National Socialist Bond (NSB) had a dangerous agenda – control the population.Ration cards for food were distributed. Radios were confiscated from all households to stop the communication flow. Newspapers reported only German statistics such as obituaries of military leaders ...  Read More
Reshaped: Day 16 - Corrie ten Boom
by Lynn St. George on January 6th, 2025
The violence toward the Jewish citizens escalated. Suddenly Jewish families began disappearing - their businesses shut down. One day on Casper and Corrie’s daily walk, they witnessed a truck loading Jewish men, women, and children into the back. Corrie’s anger was kindled. She could not comprehend the violence toward the Jews. Soon the war raged over the Holland skies. Thunderous bombs shook the B...  Read More
Reshaped: Day 15 - Corrie ten Boom
by Lynn St. George on January 6th, 2025
Theirs was a simple lifestyle in the quiet village of Haarlem. Corrie lived in a modest home with her father Casper and sister Betsie. The family-run watch shop had seen its 100th year anniversary when dark clouds invaded the Holland skies. Reports of Germany, France, and England at war flooded the family radio more and more.Dutch soldiers dotted the Haarlem streets. Though the Prime Minister repo...  Read More
Reshaped: Day 14 - Mary
by Lynn St. George on January 6th, 2025
Today’s scripture came after Peter’s first Spirit-filled sermon. As a result three thousand travelers were saved on that very day. And the church of Jesus Christ was launched with power. The early church in the book of Acts is the most organic framework for the church, for it fully captures Jesus’ intent for the life of believers. Jesus’ brothers, James and Jude, went on to write books that were p...  Read More
Reshaped: Day 13 - Mary
by Lynn St. George on January 6th, 2025
Three days and the grave gave up Jesus’ body. The beginning of Acts recounts the ascension of Jesus to heaven. How devastating the cross but how healing His final days on earth must have been! As in all things, God had a greater plan for His followers than they could have imagined. No one wanted Jesus to leave, but Jesus explained that He needed to ascend to heaven so a helper could come forth. Th...  Read More
Reshaped: Day 12 - Mary
by Lynn St. George on January 6th, 2025
Jesus had performed three years of sacrificial ministry when time reached its fullness. The Pharisees and Sadducees hatched a corrupt plan to arrest Him. Ironic how an insider, Judas, was the crack the religious leaders used to gain access to Jesus. They used the cover of night to satisfy their corruption. Evil finds its greatest pleasure in darkness.  Crucifixion was the path the evil religious l...  Read More
Reshaped: Day 11 - Mary
by Lynn St. George on January 6th, 2025
The four gospels, Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John tell the story of Jesus earthly life. The numerous miracles He performed, His incredible teachings, His exhaustive evangelist crusades, and His untimely death are thoroughly documented. Though Jesus’ teachings were unacceptable to the religious leaders, the people were being set free. Uncountable healings flooded the surrounding villages and towns. J...  Read More
Reshaped: Day 10 - Mary
by Lynn St. George on January 6th, 2025
A census was called by Caesar, and every man was to return to the city in which he was born. Joseph was tasked to bring his pregnant wife on a ninety mile journey to Bethlehem. Nothing in this event was convenient. Imagine a woman in the final stages of her pregnancy riding a donkey across dusty roads for ninety long miles. When they arrived she went into labor. But there were no vacancies at the ...  Read More
Reshaped: Day 9 - Mary
by Lynn St. George on January 6th, 2025
A pregnant virgin – what kind of ridiculousness is that? But as far fetched as that sounded, Mary was a virtuous woman. Of that Joseph was sure. So what should he do? He clearly didn’t believe Mary, but being a just man, he extended mercy and determined to put her away quietly instead of openly chastising her. But one night Joseph’s plan was intercepted. An angel visited him in a dream and confirm...  Read More
Practical Fasting Tips
by Dj Galade on January 2nd, 2025
You decided to fast- or are just looking to learn more about it. What is it? Why do we do it? How do we even start? That's what we will discuss in this article.  Read More
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