Each time a wave from an ocean washes up on the beach it carries away some sand. As a result, the waves, sand, and beach will always change. God deals with our sin in the same way the ocean deals with sand. He washes over us with His waves of mercy and takes away our … [Read more…]
Thank God for our victory (as His children) over death and the sorrow that life often brings to our hearts. Praise be to His name. PSALM 116:15.
We should not look at our own weaknesses or the circumstances around us. Discouragement will set in. We should rather lift our eyes to our heavenly Father and be reminded that He is strong. PSALM 121.
The world is hurting. She needs the good news of Jesus Christ. John Wesley said, “I look upon all the world as my parish; thus far I mean, that, in whatever part of it I am, I judge it meet, right, and my bounden duty to declare unto all that are willing to hear, the glad tidings … [Read more…]
Each of us, with all of our triumphs and failures, joys and heartbreaks, scars and all, have been given an opportunity to make a difference in the world. Give God all the broken pieces for who knows if you are where you are today “for such a time as this?” ESTHER 4:14.
The certainty of God’s word gives a new meaning to each morning. Puts a new song into our days. And with thanksgiving painting our world, we can dance with expectation in our souls. PSALM 119:105.
As we drive through life, we might feel that the Father has abandoned us, but He promised He would never do that. He is seemingly silent so that we can learn and grow. Our faith is being “road tested.” If things get too out of hand, He can, and will, take the wheel. JAMES 1:2-4.
Though we may lose sight of the fact that He is with us and for us, God continues to prove Himself faithful in our lives. Fear not! 2 KINGS 6:16.
Sometimes life hurts. Live to praise God, even when it does. Do not give up. His joy is our strength. The Christian life is life in the ring, we live to fight every day. 1 TIMOTHY 6:12.
God treats us as His only child when we are talking, even though He has countless children. 1 JOHN 3:1.
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