Author Archives: Lori MacMath

Lori's daily mantra includes praying, "I will take it Lord, ALL you have to give," and a commitment to live out Colossians 3:17 daily. It's her prayer that the energy that fills her spirit be with her till her dying breath! She lives in the Deep South with her husband of 21 years and her 3 children, where she seeks daily to be creative and use the gifts the Lord has given her. With the heart of an artist and a spirit to live intentionally missional, Lori strives daily to see Him in all that surrounds her. Encouraging women on their daily walk with the Lord is her passion! She attends Vintage 242 church where she is active in women's and children's ministries. Lori can be found daily at her own personal website, "All You Have to Give." http://www.allyouhavetogive.com

Easter Reflection

As Easter approaches, we pray that you’ll join us in reflecting on the death and resurrection of our Savior, Jesus. We at ICDevos pray that these visual graphics inspire you to meditate and reflect on just how much Jesus loves YOU… He is RISEN! Happy Resurrection Day!  

Lead me… to The Cross

For forty years I’ve heard the Scripture. I’ve seen movie portrayals of the Passion of Jesus, but this year it became real in a way that I neither anticipated nor prepared for. I sat in a meeting and we discussed how powerful it would be to have a cross madeRead the Rest…

{word filled wednesday} April Desktop Calendar!

Maybe it’s because I’m 17. Maybe it’s because I’m still in high school. Or maybe it’s because I’m human… I feel like this verse is the pinnacle of my life, the words the Lord speaks over me every morning. Every day the Lord is doing new things – in me,Read the Rest…

Pressed

Not many things create debate in my home like little black and green orbs. Olives. My people feel fiercely about olives. They love them. They hate them. Listening in the other day, I realized just how passionate they were on either side of this debate. One thing that they agreeRead the Rest…

Pondering Truth {word filled wednesday}

I had a conversation the other day with my teenager. We were talking about the world of constant communication that we live in. It was in the next breath that she spoke words that caused me to pause. “Isn’t it ironic that we have constant communication and yet we’re reallyRead the Rest…