Are You Done Yet, Lord?
It seemed as though the challenges would never end. An aging parent fell and broke her hip. A brother’s cancer wasn’t responding to treatment.
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It seemed as though the challenges would never end. An aging parent fell and broke her hip. A brother’s cancer wasn’t responding to treatment.
is it possible for Christians to have another response to turmoil in addition to these normal “human-wired” reactions?
How can Christians remain “ever green” in the midst of the seemingly endless drought of discouragement or the sudden and unexpected fiery trial?
She just keeps saying “yes” to Jesus. Simple, isn’t it? While Marti has lived with disappointments and sorrow,
In a recent conversation with a successful businessman, he described how he encourages his Christian colleagues to live and work in a secular environment where a verbal expression of faith may not be welcome…
The psalmist prayed, “Open my eyes…” and the hymn writer penned, “Open my eyes, illumine me…” How different will be my viewpoint of the people and world around me when my prayer is the…
What are the “bees” in our lives? The psalmist wrote that the enemy nations surrounded him like bees.
When we call to the Lord ”when we cry out to Him” we can be confident of his support and His rescue. Because He delights in us.
Do I desperately seek after God? Prayer: Father, Don’t let me be so easily satisfied; help me pant after you as a deer pants for water.
How often do we ignore the “small sins” that seem to be of minimal importance?
Jesus told his friends that if they came away to a quiet place they would be refreshed, and He promises to refresh all those weighed down by the burdens of life.
Many people know the hymn, “Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus.” The melody soothes, the words bring hope. But like many familiar pieces of verse, Louisa Stead’s words can easily slip like quicksilver…
"I have hidden your word in my heart.”.. "Open my eyes that I may see wonderful things in your law." Psalm 119:11 and 18
We understand strong faith/small faith all too well. . We have seen God work miracles in our lives. but when “reality” hits, we falter. Just a bit.
Following hard after Jesus is committing to a life where change is the norm and not the exception.
It's almost always the first bite of good bread that whets the appetite for more, and the pattern is similar in our walk with Jesus.
God wants His people to be “keen edged” as well. If a knife is dull, it is still a knife but its usefulness is diminished.
Church Oak doors—designed for welcome—often become a barrier instead of an entrance. Street people with their backpacks and homeless teens roam the streets regularly pass those doors.
have you ever heard about a mountain moving a person? That is exactly what happened recently to a woman we will call Sarah.
Reading through the gospels, it is amazing to discover the number of times the phrase “Jesus saw” occurs.