Leah Adams Ministries

Sharing Life: When Suffering Rings Your Doorbell ~ Part 2

by Leah | Jan 20, 2017 | Faith, God's Love, Legacy, Serving the Bride of Christ, Setting Boundaries and Priorities, Sharing Life, Wisdom | 0 comments

Last week in our Sharing Life series we began a look at suffering and how to prepare ourselves for it. We explored the fact that LIFE IS HARD, BUT GOD IS GOOD. Y’all, no one is exempt from suffering. It is simply part of the human experience in a world that is...

Authentic: What Are You Willing to Sacrifice?

by Leah | Jan 18, 2017 | Authentic Christianity, Character/Holiness, Faith, Legacy, Obedience/Submission, Prayer, Quotes, Serving the Bride of Christ, Setting Boundaries and Priorities, Wisdom | 8 comments

It all began in 2008. Somewhere…perhaps in a Bible study or a sermon…Romans 12:1-2 floated into my heart like an autumn leaf twirling to the ground. It was not an unfamiliar pair of verses, but neither were they sealed into my memory….yet. Before long, these verses...

Trumpet 5 ~ A Fallen Star, Locusts and the First Woe

by Leah | Jan 16, 2017 | Revelation Study | 2 comments

Mmm, mmm, mmm! What did you think about last week’s lesson where we began our look at the events precipitated by the sounding of the 5th trumpet? Mind-blowing, isn’t it? Today, we will plant our feet solidly in the same passage, so let’s remind ourselves what it says....

Sharing Life ~ When Suffering Rings Your Doorbell

by Leah | Jan 13, 2017 | Character/Holiness, Faith, God's Love, God's Protection, Legacy, Obedience/Submission, Serving the Bride of Christ, Wisdom | 1 comment

In the waning days of 2014, I experienced great losses. The particulars of what and how and why of the losses are not as germane to our time together today as the effects upon my soul. Like tidal waves, one loss piled upon another until I could barely breath or...

Authentic: Being a Stand-out Christian in a Shut-Up World

by Leah | Jan 11, 2017 | Character/Holiness, Faith, Legacy, Obedience/Submission, Serving the Bride of Christ, Setting Boundaries and Priorities | 18 comments

I am married to my dentist. Several years ago, at a regular check-up, my dentist-husband looked at my x-rays and declared that one of my back teeth had a tiny crack in it. This news did not bring great rejoicing in my heart. I knew what it meant. The word crown became...