Put on Your Theological Cap
In those seasons when it’s difficult to see God’s purpose and promise, remember where your hope and encouragement are found—in the person and purposes of the Lord Jesus Christ.
Written by Chuck Swindoll, these encouraging devotional thoughts are published seven days per week.
In those seasons when it’s difficult to see God’s purpose and promise, remember where your hope and encouragement are found—in the person and purposes of the Lord Jesus Christ.
Martha viewed her brother’s sickness and death purely from an earthly perspective. She saw it through the lens of “if only.”
When bringing about plans, making decisions, or solving life’s challenges, we must intentionally resist the temptation to fall back on common sense or trust even our instincts.
The Spirit not only takes over control but washes away the dust of sin and brings new life, fresh perspective, divine enablement, and great joy!
Are you experiencing the joy of releasing your wealth while you’re still on the planet, as Abraham and Sarah did? If not, what steps can you take today to begin that process?
Listen to the Spirit’s leading. If you sense you’re too “booked up,” then you probably are. Re-evaluate. Be available.
A gentle servant brings a soothing, calming presence into a room filled with angst. A gentle servant-father offers comfort at just the right time and in just the right doses.
Though we may deceive ourselves by acting as if no one really knows or cares about what’s going on in our lives, God’s Word makes clear that nothing could be further from the truth
While financial generosity is certainly noteworthy, my question above includes your time and personal presence and assistance, given liberally, with no strings attached.
You need to know that no one—let me repeat, no one!—is unreachable and beyond the loving touch of God.