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With insecurity and other dangers around us,  practicing hospitality in the 21st century presents a very big challenge. But it is something worth doing.  ROMANS 12:13.

When times are good, hoard up happy thoughts for difficult days. The same way we save for a rainy day, in case bad things happen, we should stockpile good memories, so we can revisit them and remember all God has done. It brings hope in dark times. 1 SAMUEL 7:17.

Instead of running, God says, “Come.” Instead of fleeing, He says “Have faith in Me.” Instead of focusing on the pains and problems, He says, “Get acquainted with what I am doing in this season to prepare you for the next phase.” JEREMIAH 12:5.

If it seems as though the “bad guys” are always winning, remember that we have a very limited perspective, but a Mighty God. PSALM 73:12-13.

Some of the drama in our lives could actually be God saving us from a more dangerous situation somewhere down the road. 1 THESS. 5:18.

We live in a world of noise – from the TV, radio, handsets, etc., and yet we long to hear the Lord speak to us.  One reason why we hardly ever hear Him is the noise. PSALM 46:10.

A lot of crazy games can play out in our minds, hearts, and actions. But in honesty, we must maintain our balance. ROMANS 7:15.

When we open our hearts to Jesus we don’t just get a sip of water — His Spirit enters us and we gush forth with rivers of living water! JOHN 7:37-39.

The goodness and provisions of the Lord is based on His economy, not ours. JOHN 15:5.

Do not be afraid of passing through darkness. There is a light at the end of the tunnel. ISAIAH 43:2.