By Guest Author Kristen Fundenberger

Have you ever experienced something that made you question God’s sovereignty or His goodness? 

I have. Something I am still processing and healing from is an event that no one is immune to — but I never thought it would happen to me. 

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By guest author Kim Sorgius

I picture her the same way you might: a homeschooling momma driving a 15-passenger van, wearing handmade clothes and grinding her own wheat to bake bread. Her husband arrives home from a long day at work and leads the family in Bible reading and prayer time as they finish up a home-cooked meal. Together, the family cleans the kitchen as they sing praise songs. Once the baby’s cloth diaper has been changed, momma plans school for the next day before she settles in with a good Bible study.

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By Guest Author Marcia Washburn

God knows who you are. He knows where you live. And He knows what you need. In Part One, Marcia shared some poignant examples of these truths. She continues below in Part Two.

A traveling evangelist by the name of Ken Gaub, tells a story from his book God’s Got Your Number [1] that happened many years ago. While driving down I-75 south of Dayton, Ohio, Ken and his family pulled in for pizza. He was exhausted from ministering to everyone else, wondering if God even knew where he was. He sent his family into the restaurant and went for a walk, hoping to unwind a bit.

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By guest author Marcia Washburn

God knows who you are. He knows where you live. And He knows what you need.

How often we forget these truths! We get bogged down in the daily details of making meals and making a living, teaching kids and training the dog. God seems like some remote being, removed from our daily lives. We call on Him only for emergencies — sickness, accidents, wayward children — and figure He’s busy with the rest of the world the rest of the time. It’s as if we think we only get a limited number of requests, so we’d better save them up for when it’s really important. 

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