“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.
In my teens I developed a prejudice so specific only one woman ever triggered it. The incident happened 10 years later and surprised me
Pirates valued other plunder besides gold and jewels. They stole candles, cloth and spices too. But God and Satan treasure only one thing.
The magi spend months traveling to Israel to worship the newborn “King of the Jews” and the chief priests wouldn’t even send a servant?
Only once is Jesus called the Lion of Judah. Yet there are times where His lion nature, full of power and authority, reveals itself.