The Sound Mind Principle
What is this "sound mind principle"? A well-balanced mind - a mind that is under the control of the Holy Spirit
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If I Could Just See Jesus
Soul questions: Do you still have no faith? Why are you so afraid? Don’t you understand yet?
Broken but Made Beautiful
It would seem to me that we are all in the potter’s house being shaped and molded. God holds us in his hand and molds us through the different experiences in life. Sometime he…
Bring On The Questions
Oswald Chambers has said that we don't truly own our faith unless we have struggled over it in some form. Belief is not pure acceptance.
Our Hope in Him
How many times have you been disappointed by someone for whom you voted, betrayed by a friend, been abandoned by a loved one, or let down by a church leader?
What Faith Looks Like – A Choice to Trust
I have learned that I have a Choice. I have a significant Choice. Trust the Lord, our Sovereign Holy Almighty God.
He’s Holding Me
During a very difficult time in my life, people kept encouraging me, “Keep hanging onto God and his promises and you’ll make it.”
Lord, We Are Needy
Jesus, You gave the spiritually hungry living Bread. Lord, I need to be fed like that. John 6:48-51
A Good, Healthy Struggle
God views your life with the same confidence. He’s not only read your story, he wrote it. His perspective is different, and his purpose is clear. One of God’s cures for weak faith? A…
Don’t Think Too Much
The invitation is simple. It’s time to trust His leading. We need to serve our neighbors without fear.
Opposition Happens
Even if you’re hurting, pray for strength so you can overcome the pain. "...the Lord is faithful, and he will strengthen you and protect you from the evil one.” 2 Thessalonians 3:3
Let Your Light Shine
Our goal is not to call attention to ourselves, but to help others see the glorious grace of our Father.