Wounds of a Friend
Friendship is not threatened but strengthened by honest criticism, and the same can be said for our spiritual character.
Written by Chuck Swindoll, these encouraging devotional thoughts are published seven days per week.
Friendship is not threatened but strengthened by honest criticism, and the same can be said for our spiritual character.
Strangely, in tough times, we’re tempted to coil into a ball and hide from others. But God urges a better alternative.
Tough days. We all have them. Some are worse than others. In fact, some days you honestly wonder why you ever crawled out from under the covers that morning.
God’s strategy for overcoming temptation has nothing to do with the Devil. Did you notice? Only you and He are involved
When God’s Word was revered and held with conviction, there was dancing and praise, shouts of joy and loud celebration.
No matter how it may appear to others, if the church is something God has chosen and God is pleased to use, it’s worthy of our whole lives. We are foolish to deny it, and we are wise to embrace it.
You can’t turn on cable TV these days without witnessing the vivid contrast between godliness and wickedness portrayed on the screen. You’re left with a choice: Which will it be?
One principle of spiritual leadership I’ve become convinced of over the years is that vision becomes contagious.
Who hasn’t felt a surge of anticipation while mentally standing on tiptoe, straining to see what lies ahead?
There is no God? This all happened by chance? Are you kidding? I honestly cannot think of a more ridiculous thought than that.