Decrying the immorality in our culture is not the same as loving the sinner. As Christians we need to do both.

Decrying the immorality in our culture is not the same as loving the sinner. As Christians we need to do both.
Courage isn’t the absence of fear. It’s the ability to do what we should, in spite of our fears. Joyce Meyer’s advice? “Do it afraid.”
“If you want God’s blessing, He must be the architect of the vision.” An architect first creates the building on paper. He’s the source.
The presence of fear does not mean you have no faith. Fear visits everyone. But make your fear a visitor and not a resident. (Max Lucado)
Become a worry-slapper. Treat frets like mosquitoes. Do you procrastinate when a bloodsucking bug lights on your skin? Of course you don’t!
“Men may spurn our appeals, reject our message, oppose our arguments, despise our persons, but they are helpless against our prayers.”
This mother prayed the most dangerous prayer over her children I’ve ever heard of. Yet her boldness must have delighted the Lord’s heart.
The key to breaking a long-standing sinful habit is easy and challenging at the same time. It involves renewing our minds through action.
If you have accepted Christ, my saying is true for you. Jesus destined you for Heaven knowing all the future sins you’d ever commit.
There are not many things that can transform the dark circumstances of this world. But prayer does. Because the Almighty answers us.