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God offers a promise that is guaranteed: when His word is accepted and believed, it can bring about genuine peace and an enduring joy. It’s good, but it’s also true!
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Insight for Today
Written by Chuck Swindoll, these encouraging devotional thoughts are published seven days per week.
Changing Clothes
Change—real change—takes place slowly. In first gear, not overdrive. Far too many Christians get discouraged and give up.
Read It. Accept It. Obey It.
Stimulating and invigorating as change may be—it is never easy. Changes are especially tough when it comes to certain habits that haunt and harm us. That kind of change is excruciating—especially when it means acknowledging sin.
Hope in Sorrow
Sorrows will come. Heartache is soon to follow. Despair may actually set in and linger. But hope comes through faith—and in the confidence that Jesus, God’s Son, has overcome the world
Divine Perspective
The artist without perspective is, in Shakespeare’s words, “weary, stale, flat and unprofitable.” The leader without it is visionless, intimidated, vulnerable, and overly concerned with public opinion.
His Way for Our Nation
The hope of our nation lies in the power and faithfulness of God. He can be moved to show mercy to all of us when we call out to Him in prayer and turn back to Him in genuine humility and full repentance.
From Pressure to Praise
The next time you feel your legs giving way for fear of something unknown, try bending them in prayer and bringing those worries to the Lord.
Trust
Fear makes us dread getting strapped into the dental hot seat. Such trauma calls for an antidote that’s equally powerful: trust.
The Divine Invitation
Jesus Himself found it essential to escape the press of people to get His bearings. On several occasions, He arose quite early just to be alone.
Lightening the Load
We all need to lighten up and relax. I’ve got enough people in my life who frown authoritatively and admonish me to get serious. I need a few who smile relaxingly and encourage me to kick back, loosen up, and laugh a little more.
