With God, we never, ever need to worry about Him running out of blessings
Tag: God’s Provision
Is It Worry or Fear?
Whether we call it worry or fear, a little bit of perspective can help to free us from both
What Does it Mean to Seek the Kingdom of God?
Jesus didn't just tell us not to worry and explain why we shouldn't worry; He also gave us an alternative
Stashing Our Blessings
Might we have some blessings from God that could be put to even better use?
Don’t Panic
Does the Bible tell us to "Keep calm and carry on"?
Testimonies of All Kinds
What if the story of your past could change someone else's future for the better?
Too Much Manna
What should we do when our reserves get down to our self-appointed "caution line"?
Blessings
Can a simple greeting be both a prayer and a testimony?
Escape Hatch
Scriptwriters continue to come up with new ways to help the heroes win, even when the odds are against them. God is far more creative and capable than even the most talented writer, though.
No, Really: Do Not Worry
Sometimes, we need to just let the future drop into place, exactly where God knew that it would land.
Getting All the Coins
Common sense suggests that we stockpile resources (or at least some money) before going on a trip. Why did Jesus suggest otherwise for his disciples, once?
A Calling, and the Power to Live It Out
Nobody likes a no-win situation, but what if we knew that we had everything we needed to succeed?
What to Say at a Funeral
If they were polite, those who know me (outside of my writing) would probably say that I talk a lot. In reality, I probably talk too much, but there are certain situations when having something timely to say is a good thing. I've been told on multiple occasions when spending time with others in the… Continue reading What to Say at a Funeral
Part the Waters
Is it possible that the reason we aren't seeing progress in our faith because our feet are too dry?
Empty Fitting
In a video game, it doesn't make sense to go into battle unequipped. Isn't life the same way?
Crashing the Party, Part 1
Sometimes, we are like wedding crashers, filling up at the buffet line, without actually knowing anyone there.
Those Who Sin Differently 