Joy is Coming
How do we respond when our world is at its darkest and there seems to be no way of escape? Or when the future holds no promise and there seems to be no hope? Remember, joy is on the way! PSALM 30:5.
How do we respond when our world is at its darkest and there seems to be no way of escape? Or when the future holds no promise and there seems to be no hope? Remember, joy is on the way! PSALM 30:5.
Our prayers will be a sacrifice, especially when they are prayed according to the will of God rather than our own will. REV. 5:8.
None of us would think of throwing a drowning man a book of instructions on how to swim. We would save him first! Rather than condemn the sinner, tenderly help him/her out of sin. LUKE 5:27-32.
We need to recognize everywhere we go is our mission field. “All nations” includes across the street and across the sea. MATTHEW 28:19-20. Welcome to February!
Joy is not dependent on circumstances. It “comes from having your priorities straight: Jesus, Others, then You (J.O.Y.).” NEHEMIAH 8:10.
When discouragement stares at us from the mirror of life, let us place our hearts at the foot of the cross. That is where love brings us in, holds us tightly, and carries us. ROMANS 5:8.
God is jealous for our affection. He does not want half of our commitment, but all of us. EXODUS 20:3-6.
God’s relentless love for His children could have revolutionary consequences for the Church and for our world today if we would also understand, embrace, and put it into practice. MATT. 18:12-14.
God longs to heal us of resentfulness, bitterness, pride, etc., if we will but trust Him and walk before Him in obedience. EXODUS 15:26.
We were in danger, but Jesus came to our rescue. Our victory is sure because He died to save us. 1 JOHN 5:4.
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