Advancing on the Way of Faith with Hadassah Treu
Friend, if you are in pain, let’s remember today the greatest possible comfort: the Lord is there. He is there in the ruins, in the pain, in the garbage, in the suffering, in the darkness and hopelessness. He not only knows; He also feels our pain.
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We live in challenging times, struggling every day with discouragement and disillusionment. And exactly in such times, God’s Word encourages us it is time to hope again and be glad because of what He is about to do.
It seems we are in a season when weeping lasts. But hear the good news: joy comes in the morning!
Do you wonder how it is possible to be sorrowful, yet always rejoicing as the Bible exhorts us?
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This Christmas is so much different – a Christmas upside down. I watch the dazzling lights of the Christmas tree and the smiling faces of my friends. A happy family gathered around the tree, laughing and spreading good vibes.
“But as for me, God’s presence is my good. I have made the Lord God my refuge, so I can tell about all you do.” (Psalm 73:28 CSB)
I think of myself as one writing encouraging words – words that help, inspire, guide, and restore hope and clarity. That’s why I am honored and happy to be included in the list of the first 10 nominees for the Encouraging Blogger Award 2020.
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Do you struggle with bitterness and resentment in your relationships? We are all hurt people. And we also hurt people. It is especially difficult when we are hurt or betrayed by the closest people: parents, marriage partners, closest friends.
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Have you experienced the power of art dedicated to God? Art has this ability to touch us in a deep, emotional way and at the same time to teach us profound universal truths.
“Confession of Love” is a poem dedicated to my husband. After some rocky and difficult years of marriage, I found that my love had grown stronger. I have been learning to forgive, to let go of past hurts, and to let God heal my wounds. “Confession of Love” is a poem for him, for the man in your life, a poem for your husband.