Diligence and Faithfulness
Servants don't compete...or grandstand...or polish their image...or grab the limelight. They know their job, they admit their limitations, they do what they do quietly and consistently.
Written by Chuck Swindoll, these encouraging devotional thoughts are published seven days per week.
Servants don't compete...or grandstand...or polish their image...or grab the limelight. They know their job, they admit their limitations, they do what they do quietly and consistently.
The fruit of the Spirit is self-control. Self-control frees us from slavery.
God may be leading you somewhere...that doesn't make much sense. I want to encourage you: Don't try to make sense out of it, just go.
Strength and courage are developed during a trial, not after it is over.
Godliness is something below the surface of a life, deep down in the realm of attitude—an attitude toward God Himself.
A well-developed sense of humour reveals a well-balanced personality.... The ability to get a laugh out of everyday situations is a safety valve.
You cannot sow a fleshly seed and reap a spiritual plant. You cannot plant a carnal act and grow spiritual fruit.
It's the mystery of it all that gives it the power; the mystery of the whole process called God's working that makes the power so magnificent.
I don't see life divided into public and private, secular and sacred. It's all an open place of service before our God.
What is the most Christlike attitude on earth? Think before you answer too quickly.