Not all of God's promises are for blessings.
Faithful on All Accounts
Not all of God's promises are for blessings.
We often judge most harshly those who sin differently than ourselves…but there is hope for each of us
Not all of God's promises are for blessings.
While we don't dare let the image quality suffer, sometimes a reflection of a reflection is still pretty good.
Do we need to do any housecleaning, today?
What can Joshua's leadership teach us?
Let's take a look at the last recorded act of leadership by Joshua.
Aren't you glad that Jesus didn't have to campaign in order to receive His authority and power?
What can you do when you wake up and your problems outnumber your abilities?
We may be challenged to "pray big", once we start to comprehend God's power, but is there something even more than that?
If we wouldn't eat something that didn't match the label, maybe we should double-check the contents of what we are learning, too.
What would our perspective of our current situation be like if we looked at it like a stopover, rather than our destination?
If we give sign-writers the benefit of the doubt, what can we learn from them?
While we struggle with difficult questions, what if the really important answer was readily available?
Followers of Jesus don't just rest - we must rest up to get out and do more work for His kingdom.
What can help us make good use of conversations with other people?
Sometimes, we don't recognize that we're settling for less, until we try out the genuine article.
Who is the best person to talk with about something we've never experienced before?
If we can recognize little things we do as mini-sacrifices, maybe we can grow into a lifestyle that naturally achieves much bigger things for God.
If God knows what we are going to say, we should choose our words carefully.
It is clear that more laws can't fully address challenges of society, but is the same thing true in the walk of faith?
What is our responsibility when we have conflict with others?