Molly's Zone

 I'd rather have a little bit with Jesus than a whole lot without Him.  No amount of money or material possessions will give you the kind of peace that your heart really needs.  The love of Christ is the only way to know and experience that. He not only makes a way to meet our physical needs, but He's also a heart healer and a life giver. Knowing and trusting in Him will take you to places you never thought you'd go. "But my God shall supply all your need according to his riches in glory by Christ Jesus." (Phillipians 4:19 KJV) "He healeth the broken in heart, and bindeth up their wounds." (Psalm 147:3 KJV) "The thief cometh not, but for to steal, and to kill, and to destroy: I am come that they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly." (John 10:10 KJV) That thought has been in my head since I woke up this morning, but it is so true. Little is always much when God is in it.  "Better is a little with righteousness than ...

  In July of 2018, the Lord blessed me with the opportunity to journey across and around the country to spend a week in Phoenix, Arizona followed by another week in Washington, D.C.  It was all so much for me to take in. I was able to experience the world in a way I never had before. As interesting and insightful as it was, I was so ready to venture back home. I remember those last days where the hours just seemed to creep on by. My heart was both homesick and eager to leave a place where I knew I never belonged.  There’s no better place to be than at home. All I could think about while on that final plane ride was finally reuniting with my mother and embracing her in a long overdue hug. I had stayed in constant contact with her. I knew that despite the tiredness of my body and spirit, I had a place called home to look forward to. The world has grown to be an unfamiliar place; what’s happening all around makes the time seem so drawn out and uncomfortable. As believers, we...

      A new year has come upon us; as we're continuing on the journey of 2023, my thoughts are centered on the world and its current state of affairs. Every corner of the earth seems to find itself submerged in some sort of devastation, whether it may be from the effects of an adverse weather-related storm, the presence of sickness, or the aftermath of a personal family tragedy.  I would bet that every single family could probably place the name of someone they know into one of those three categories; the past three years have brought forth a number of unprecedented situations. I'd never before experienced the coldness of winter or the forcefulness of the wind as I did a few weeks ago; Christmas weekend was a challenging story for the ages, and as a result, the strength of our internet connection waivered for several days after the passing of the storm. As I began to pray for a way to kick off another year on Molly's Zone , the Lord led me to think about my own relat...

 I've stopped and started my Instagram account on more occasions than I care to admit; I kept it going for several years until I lost interest. I don't know, it just didn't seem like the place for me anymore.  The time we're living in now is truly one for the ages: the presence of social media influencers and the love of self has taken over and watching it all unfold has grown and matured my heart in more ways than one.  Please don't misunderstand me. I love encouraging accounts or those videos that cause a good belly laugh. I love those Insta posts that can make my day better. I follow several online blogs and puppy accounts myself.  I wanted to come back to Instagram with the best of intentions. I don't know if I will keep it up or not. I'm still praying about it. I want to be absolutely sure my heart is fully committed to the Lord. So far, I am okay with this new beginning. (My account settings will remain private). There are so many influencer accounts t...