Author: Angelisa Plummer

I'm not sure about you, but I can say that this year started out as my least favourite year. Covid happened; life slowed down, people started losing their jobs - and on top of all of that, we had to endure being quarantined at home for very long hours. Things started to get boring and… Continue reading Being ok with the mundane

Your heart will always be dear to the Father's heart. You don't have to worry about what you feel you lack or envy others for what they have. The Father, who is a giver of good gifts, will not withhold anything that's good from you.  In Christ, you have everything that's good, and in time,… Continue reading Your heart is dear to the Father’s heart

Rest your heart, soul and mind; God isn't the same as a man. Sometimes we expect Him to treat us the same way people treat us, but that's not God at all. Many times when we approach God, we approach Him with the thought that He will judge and condemn us as the world does.… Continue reading How to rest your heart soul & mind in the truth of God

Stop looking in the rearview mirror and look forward in faith. In this season of life, many are waiting for things to go back to normal. Many are reminiscing on the days when they could mix and mingle, hang out late with friends, party all night long, hang out at the corner shop or even… Continue reading How to trust God and stop looking in your rearview mirror

The word 'whole' is defined as containing all components or complete. Not divided or disjoined. Not wounded, injured or impaired. Sound or unhurt. Used as an adjective, the word whole comes from the Greek words of holos and holokleros meaning all, entire and complete. These two words come from the noun holokleria meaning completeness. Biblically defined,… Continue reading Wholeness of the mind, will & emotions