The Name of Jesus–Our Key to Victory and Hope
He often works through people–professional counselors and support providers–in the healing process, but ultimately, lasting victory comes from Jesus.
Sometimes the hardest thing to admit is that we need to improve in areas of our lives. But with God’s help we can become the best versions of ourselves.
He often works through people–professional counselors and support providers–in the healing process, but ultimately, lasting victory comes from Jesus.
It’s easy to judge. But maybe we need to ask Jesus to help us see people through His eyes and to extend grace and mercy as He does.
Healthy communication is key to a healthy marriage. It’s also key to a vibrant relationship with Jesus. Let’s be intentional to keep both relationships strong.
God’s plans far outweigh our whims. Let’s choose to trust that in His wisdom and love, He will answer in ways that are always best in the long run.
Good intentions are good, but they’re not good enough. God desires more from us. We need to walk our talk and thereby prove we’re Christ’s disciples.
People gain respect for those who are honest and transparent. And when we admit our faults, others feel free to do the same.
I suggest we make thanksgiving an attitude for 365 days each year. Imagine the Father’s joy in hearing His children express gratitude as a way of life!
God’s word tells us to give thanks in everything. And after returning to Nepal, I realize afresh how easy that should be for me.
I chose to thank God for my mud and rock hut, the neighbors who stopped by daily, and their patience. As I began to express gratitude, God changed my heart.
Allowing our emotions to dictate our decisions and behavior often leaves us carrying marks or scars we later wish we could erase.
What does true friendship look like? 1 Samuel 23 illustrates three characteristics of David and Jonathan’s meaningful friendship.
Why do we think we can do life well on our own? We do our own thing, settling for less than God’s best in the process, and then we whine about the outcome.
Beginning and ending our day focused on God is found in Psalm 92:2: It is good to proclaim your unfailing love in the morning, your faithfulness in the evening.
Yes and I was really tired and didn’t feel like adjusting my attitude. Thankfully the Holy Spirit caught my attention and wouldn’t let go until I’d responded.
When I ponder true love, three simple words come to mind: God is love. The more we get to know Him, the more we’re able to demonstrate true love.
Every one of us has some sort of pain in our past (or our present). Here are three ways to overcome it, based on the life of Joseph.
Good friends not only support and encourage one another. They also care enough to confront. And who knows? Our words might save their life.
Consider difficulties as opportunities for joy? You betcha. Here are a few things I learned earlier this year about discovering joy in the midst of troubles.
What difference does it make if Christ’s love controls us? For starters, the world would look much different. Let’s do our part in making change happen.
We owe our very best to our heavenly Father. We know this applies to spiritual lives, but sometimes we forget it applies to our physical lives, too.
If negative nighttime thoughts trouble you, ask the Lord for the strength and ability to exchange them for these seven truths.
How do you respond when someone wrongs you? Here are 5 strategies to let Him work in His ways and ensure a response with no regrets.
Is it possible to live life without regrets? Yes. Here’s how.
How can we be truly radiant without spending billions on skin care products and the like?
How would you change the way you talk to and about your kids, your spouse, your siblings, and others if you were suddenly given only 1000 words to speak?
What does true friendship look like? Here are two essentials, as seen in Moses and Jethro’s relationship.
Opportunities to show compassion are endless. What will you do to show God’s love in a tangible way to someone this Christmas?
On what thoughts do you linger at night? Discover what the psalmist did and follow his example. This will not only help you sleep, but transform you.
The direction our thoughts take us determines whether or not we experience peace.
In crawling out from under hurtful labels, I wanted to step into my identity as one shepherded by the Lord Jesus Christ, secure in His love, provision and care.
Sometimes my tongue speaks before my brain kicks into gear. And it’s a bit tough to tame, but full of potential. How can I make that happen?
Isolating ourselves for the wrong reasons when feeling discouraged puts us into a bad place emotionally, mentally, and spiritually.
Margaret could have arranged her table using identical cups and saucers and it would still look attractive–in a uniform way.
We need to shed our comfortable Christianity and start living in a way that forces us to depend on God’s power to survive if we want to grow in our faith.
Anna overheard me and stopped short and looked at me. “Grandma,” she commanded in her pipsqueak voice. “You need to tell the truth.”
God rules over all, and yet He knows my name and longs for relationship with me. Is growing that relationship worth the effort? Absolutely!
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