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Learning to give preference to others is one of the true marks of a Christian because it is so contrary to human nature.
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Learning to give preference to others is one of the true marks of a Christian because it is so contrary to human nature.
Lord Jesus, I don’t know why you loved me enough to give your life and sacrifice your relationship with your Father to save me and reconcile me to God. I am so grateful that…
To God, we all sound like angry bears and distressed birds when we complain about not getting that promotion, or finding a spouse, or whatever else we feel we deserve. But God isn’t laughing…
If you are stressed beyond the breaking point today, I want to pray for you: Lord, I cry out for those that are at the point of breaking. Those that...Continue reading
In the midst.. I see you Oh Lord the Lover Of my soul, who in the midst brings peace To my soul.
With His own pierced hands, Jesus created a pasture for the soul. He pried loose the huge boulders of sin. In their place He planted seeds of grace and dug ponds of mercy.
Whenever someone hurts or frustrates us, we can decide whether to react in a godly or worldly fashion.
Have you ever had too much encouragement? Not me. In fact, I don’t know of anyone who feels they have had too much encouragement. Usually, we wish someone would encourage us — just a…
How does love happen? How can you explain it? Well, you can’t. You have to experience it and feel it.
A house can represent a physical building, but it can also be a life, a marriage, a family, a ministry, or a business. It’s fundamental to focus on the reason for building this ”house.”
How much more could we be transformed into joyfulness if we thanked him not only for the good gifts but for everything? What if we thanked God for the trials, heartbreaks, and losses?
We had been aware of the difficulties these two couples faced, but never dreamed both marriages would fail within the same year.
Laban had two daughters, Rachel and Leah. The former was gorgeous and the latter had what the writer of Genesis calls an eye problem.
We often give up on ourselves when we are faced with insurmountable odds.
Are you discouraged as a parent? Hang in there. Are you pessimistic about your job? Roll up your sleeves and go at it again. No communication in your marriage? Give it one more shot…
Much to our astonishment, we had driven for twenty minutes and not found a single street sign! How were we to know where to turn?
Perhaps you've never placed the word courteous next to Christ. I hadn't until I wrote this chapter.
Psalm 33:13-22 • The Lord has all-encompassing knowledge of every detail of your circumstances. • He has complete understanding of the motives and intentions of everyone involved in your situation.
A few weeks ago, fear crept in and wanted control of my days. Maybe you know the feeling—when you realize you’re worried about how-will-I and all the what-ifs for today, tomorrow, and 10 years…
Our passion for God is the greatest tool we have when it comes to living a life free from fear.
Thought — Is there perhaps an alternative to your desired outcome that could surprise you into realizing it’s better than your wildest dreams? Go to God to ask for guidance, pleading for contentment in…
With God’s love, we don't ask, "Is it worth it?" but rather proclaim, "He is worth it!"
“As far as the east is from the west, so far has He removed our transgressions from us.” Psalm 103:12 (NIV)