“Why didn’t you just say so?” I’ve heard that statement made to me numerous times. Have you ever had someone say that to you? Basically, the person didn’t know what you wanted or understood what you were saying because you failed to say what you meant or clearly articulate what you mean. The same thing can happen in our walk with God. Perhaps we are not getting through with God because we are not asking him. James 4:2 tells us that we do not have because we do not ask. Simply

When I was eight years old, I attended a church camp for children and during the week they took our group to a water park. At one point during the trip, the leaders took us to a big water slide in the park. Our leaders lined us up to get ready to go down the slide. I remember feeling nervous about getting on the slide because I can’t swim. In fact, I believe I explained to the leader that I cold not swim however, somehow my sister and I were up next to go down the slide using

“I am sorry, but we are going to have to let you go.” “I wish you were not my parent!” “I feel disrespected in this relationship.” “There is nothing more we can do for your mother.” Have you ever had to go through something in your life that was so hard that it caused you to mourn? In fact, the pain was so deep you’ve been crying over it for days, weeks, months, or perhaps even years? Your situation is so deep your heart is aching. This was the case for a woman in the Bibl