Coffee Talk with Linda Davis

I’m not going to flow with the status quo. I’m not going to be “politically correct.” Anything I post is with a heart of love because my strongest desire is for people to know real truth, biblical truth, because that is what brings true freedom and everlasting joy. It has me personally. My life is forever changed because of “truth-in-love” speakers AND the word of God being activated in my life through studying it. We desperately need to get beyond the mindset of “if you speak anything against my belief system you are judgmental, you are not walking in love, you are not showing the love of God.” Jesus himself spoke truth (very directly) with passion because He had great revelation of the alternative. Tickling ears is becoming the tone of the day from the listener to the speaker. I am not saying we walk around shouting at everyone with a pointed finger all the wrong we see but most certainly when we are asked we must speak the truth of God’s word. The love of God and the justness of Go...

I don’t ever want my feet where God doesn’t intend them to be in a particular season because then I am just doing “works” of the flesh and wearing myself out. Even if that means sitting and doing nothing for a season at least I am doing “nothing” in the Lord if that makes sense. Trust God if He says “go.” Trust God if He says “sit.” Just trust God. In order to trust God you have to hear and know His voice. That comes from pursuit. Psalm 37:23 tells us “The Lord directs the steps of the godly. He delights in every detail of their lives.” IMAGINE THAT??? “EVERY DETAIL!” Sometimes the path is clear, sometimes the path is winding and we CANNOT see what is right around the bend. Sometimes we think we can see quite a distance but then when we get to where we thought we knew what we saw, things are different. It all comes down to hearing and trusting and allowing ourselves to be led as Psalm 37 tells us God will do. #faithbuilder #trust #hear #listen #god #coffeetalkwithlinda

I spent the month of September reading PSALM 27 over and over. This is just my take-away from the Psalm and what I believe we can take away from it. During v. 1-6 things were going good for David. ONE THING 1-6 tells us is God is on our side, He helped before and He will help now. He is a miracle-working God and we have nothing to fear. “The LORD is my light and my salvation; Whom shall I fear? The LORD is the strength of my life; Of whom shall I be afraid. My light—HE'S MY DIRECTION, MY GUIDE, HE LEADS ME, HE SHOWS ME WHAT TO DO, HE'S THE STRENGTH OF MY LIFE (HIDING PLACE), HE SHIELDS ME, HE CONTINUALLY WALKS WITH ME, HE’S IN IT WITH US NOT JUST ON THE SIDELINES. “Strength of my life” DAVID WAS A WARRIOR, HE WAS A STRONG GUY AND YET HE LOOKED TO THE LORD FOR HIS STRENGTH. WE SHOULD MOST CERTAINLY DO THE SAME. TO TRULY HAVE GOD AS THE STRENGTH OF OUR LIFE IS TO COMPLETELY TRUST HIM IN ALL AREAS AND NOT TAKE MATTERS INTO OUR OWN HANDS, NOT WORRY, NOT FRET. ESPE...