“Supernatural faith is the key … the kind God provides through His Spirit and with words of encouragement.”
—Michelle Dyett-Welcome
Sowing Into Marriages
I loved the article “How Much Have You Invested in Your Marriage” (by Iris Delgado, February). So many people want to reap the benefits of a healthy marriage without tilling the ground and sowing the seed. The steps outlined are practical yet doable! There are so many problems in marriages and high divorce rates; people need practical, Bible-inspired ways to keep their marriage together.
KarlaShavon McEwen, via Facebook
A Powerful Testimony
I had never heard of Riva Tims before the February issue. Her testimony is an awesome story of integrity, perseverance and forgiveness—qualities lacking in today’s world. She chose to take the high road even with all the verbal and emotional attacks against her. What a shining example of Christ’s commands for us to forgive and to “love our neighbors as ourselves.” I pray that God will increase her anointing and bless her in a mighty way.
Ginger Howell, Houston
Wow! I can feel for Riva Tims—I also went through a divorce and experienced a broken heart. I was involved in local ministry, and it was very difficult to stand in a place of leadership and yet watch my own world crumble. It’s sad to see that this is where the enemy is attacking our families in the church today.
Susan Blanc, Pensacola, Fla.
I enjoyed the February issue very much, especially Riva Tims’ testimony. I didn’t know much about her, so it was awesome to hear how God has pulled her through tough times. God is so amazing and He is good! He is for us not against us!
Danielle Hall, Orlando, Fla.
Supernatural Faith
Lee Grady’s “A Word for the Weary” (February) was a timely word of encouragement. Supernatural faith is the key—it isn’t the faith we can muster for ourselves, but the kind that God provides through His Spirit and with words of encouragement. This was a powerful reminder of how we overcome and accomplish the tasks assigned to us. With this type of faith, all things are possible.
Michelle Dyett-Welcome Far Rockaway, N.Y.
