Category power of God

Getting a Handle on Handling More

So when it seems you're running on empty and He has given you more than you can handle, ask Him to fill you to overflowing with His Holy Spirit’s power.

cancer support, handling trials, power of God, weakness & strength

Joe Fornear
December 4, 2012

Five Steps to Peace in Adversity

Relax your mind and heart – don’t permit them to race on over various scenarios. Focus instead on the Lord and His love and power.

cancer support, handling trials, melanoma survivors, peace, power of God, prayer, rest, surviving melanoma

Joe Fornear
November 8, 2012

Heavenly Caretaking

I experienced something more precious than gold that night - faith in the midst of suffering. I was in the presence of God’s glory, His "Shekinah Glory."

caretakers, dependence, grace, handling trials, helping cancer patients, power of God, suffering, Terri Fornear, weakness & strength

Terri Fornear
September 1, 2012
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If we grasp both the heights of God’s holiness and the depths of our own sin, we will not approach God with a sense of entitlement. Instead we will humbly approach Him on the basis of grace – His unmerited favor.

faith and unbelief, grace, melanoma survivors, power of God, prayer, surviving melanoma, survivors

Joe Fornear
June 27, 2012

Navigating A Perfect Storm

We should face our storms head on. When we turn sideways or retreat, we are liable to get swamped by waves of burdens, worries and fears.

battling cancer, cancer support, comfort, dependence, handling trials, melanoma survivors, power of God, surviving melanoma, weakness & strength

Joe Fornear
June 19, 2012

A Builder’s Toughest Customer

Our best path is to not wedge Him into our little dream house with the white picket fence on Easy Street, but to bow before Him, and listen to His Words.

battling cancer, cancer support, handling trials, melanoma survivors, power of God, rest, surviving melanoma, survivors

Joe Fornear
May 22, 2012

The Battle for Your Mind

We can’t prevent doubts and fears from popping into our thoughts, especially when we're going through a major crisis like fighting cancer. Yet we are not victims - we do not have to give in to destructive voices.