Leaving Much to Mystery
I recall a wise seminary professor saying to us students, “Some things about God are best left to mystery.” What great counsel!
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Insight for Today
Written by Chuck Swindoll, these encouraging devotional thoughts are published seven days per week.
Consequences of Rebellion
We are wise to pay heed to such strong appeals from heaven. Better to turn in obedience and reverence back to Him than face the consequences of His judgment.
Serendipity
How like God to put serendipity into the barrenness of our lives and fresh joy into our gloom. Are you expecting it? Will you look for Him to do that today?
The Invisible War
God says, “Stop! Put on My armour—don’t leave the house today without first arming yourself with the truth of My Word and the weapons of My Spirit.”
At Work in Your Adversity
If today you are facing some pesky circumstances or a trial that not only won’t go away, but, in fact, is intensifying, meditate on the truth from God’s Word. He is at work in your adversity to stretch and strengthen your faith.
Everything Works for Good
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!
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.
