Frankly, we’re called to be divine mirrors. Our Lord wants us to reflect His divine nature into the darkness of a dying, sin-soaked world.
Lori Hatcher’s 4 minute devotions refreshed my spirit, and gave me a new excitement about praying.
Our culture seems to be splintering from hatred and distrust. We can’t heal what’s broken, but the Lord can. It’s time to start praying.
“If you have race with men on foot, and they have wearied you…” (Jeremiah 12:5) Maybe God wants us to trust Him and then do the impossible.
If you want peace and joy in your life—by the way, they’re fruits not gifts—gaze into God’s “divine mirror” and then act on it.
Check out my new 21st century title for the Holy Spirit. I think it suits Him.
A heart of thankfulness and praise is a antidote for many things, especially for a soul filled with fear. I should know; I’ve lived it.
These quotes by famous Christians comforts or challenges me. But Joyce’s words about a cactus made me grin.
Perfect people? No. Perfect messes? You bet. Yet God used them. A surprising and welcome discovery of the Bible is this: God uses failures.
For a Christian, for anyone, the hardest thing to do is to know our own heart. A prejudiced attitude can sneak in.