I tried to run away from the problems I was having, but my story as a prodigal wife proves that we never really get away from things by running from them. The truth is that God’s plan continues to chase us, no matter how far we try to run, and the only way that we … Continue reading A Prodigal Wife Who Finally Stops Running →

The best way to destroy your relationship is to think that your prodigal will never change. Thankfully, God always believes we can change, so He continues to work with us. We would be more patient with our prodigal if we purposely thought, “God is patient with me, and I will be patient with you.” We … Continue reading Believe Your Prodigal Can Change →

More than likely your prodigal has said things like. “they do not love you anymore, they are leaving you, and are never coming back home.” Recognize what your prodigal says isn’t really your prodigal, but the enemy who has temporarily deceived your prodigal. I can remember the day when I looked at my husband, there … Continue reading The Enemy Has Deceived Your Prodigal →

Speaking of the restoration God wanted to bring unfaithful Israel, He said that He would “make the Valley of Achor a door of hope and expectation” (Hosea 2:15). The Valley of Achor represents times of trouble, so God was saying He would turn Israel’s trouble into hope and expectation. The hope of confident expectation is … Continue reading The Door Of Hope →