I was reading in Exodus about the Israelites. They had just come out of hard times in Egypt (plagues of blood, frogs, gnats, livestock dying, flies, boils, hail, locusts, darkness, death of firstborns) and Pharaoh had just let them out of bondage. But I noticed the Lord said, I don't want you to lead them… Continue reading In the desert, He provides and heals.
Author: Jennifer Cofer
Follower of Jesus, mom to Oliver, IVF warrior, dog mom, daughter, sister, aunt, friend. Houston, TX. Public Health | Tobacco Control | Cancer Control. Doctorate in Public Health.
Rescue dogs & believers
Written September 3, 2019 Rescue dogs behave in a very special unique way. It’s weird. I know this spiritual comparison is causing you to think what? But hang with me. Rescue dogs, once they have been shown love, embraced with love, received training on boundaries, are loyal, grateful and happy! They fall in love with… Continue reading Rescue dogs & believers
Who God is, should be a comfort to us.
As I was worrying about different things going on in our world, nation, my city and in my personal life, I was reminded by the Holy Spirit to go to the Word. I was led to Isaiah 40 and the title of the passage is Comfort for God's People. Hopefully this listing of who God… Continue reading Who God is, should be a comfort to us.
Know When to Fold ‘Em
You got to know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em, Know when to walk away and know when to run. You never count your money when you're sittin' at the table. There'll be time enough for countin' when the dealin's done. …a classic Kenny Rogers song that's played in my head for… Continue reading Know When to Fold ‘Em
Lot: Hesitation, Rescuing, Intercession
There’s a lot to learn about Lot 🙂 too cheesy, sorry. I’m reading the chronological one year Bible and it never fails I am reminded of a promise or see and learn something new from the Old Testament. Something caught my attention this morning when it came to Lot, Abraham his uncle, Lot’s wife and… Continue reading Lot: Hesitation, Rescuing, Intercession
2017: A year of loss and gain…but mostly loss.
As I see everyone’s year in review on Facebook or #2017bestnine on IG (which I can’t figure out how to do), I am pondering all that happened in my life in 2017. A lot of loss but i’m reminded to remember the gains…just thinking about football - a game of gains and losses. 🙂 I… Continue reading 2017: A year of loss and gain…but mostly loss.
Let Go of the Broken Pieces
As I was putting on my makeup this morning, I heard the Lord say - why are you holding on to this? This was my makeup palette of eyeshadows. It is really good stuff. It lasts a very long time (probably a year) and it is worth every penny once a year. Anyone who meets… Continue reading Let Go of the Broken Pieces
Hurricane Harvey Clean Up Day 1
Today was a good day; here are some examples of how i witnessed neighborly support and love today: my neighbor, an artist painted 20 canvasses for a fundraiser a couple giving their entire day to rip out stuff, wheelbarrow loads, inventory, run errands co-workers fundraising to cover deductibles co-workers mobilizing in one day to bring… Continue reading Hurricane Harvey Clean Up Day 1
Hurricane Harvey
My disclaimer for this blog post is, i’m physically and mentally tired…so i’m not capitalizing my i’s - you’ll be ok. and this is my therapy…typing it out. i really don't care if anyone reads it 🙂 yes, that is how i feel today! the last 4 days have been hell for some, easy… Continue reading Hurricane Harvey
Running tips
A friend of mine asked me last week about running. Where to start or how to get into it. I jotted down a few thoughts that turned into a few pages. I'll post my first one here, but my disclaimer is: I speak from personal experience. I'm not a licensed running coach, physical therapist, kinesiology,… Continue reading Running tips
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