Finding Courage in Life’s Unfamiliar Territory
A friend found herself in unfamiliar territory when her husband died suddenly. Her husband had managed their finances. Now that responsibility fell on her.
A friend found herself in unfamiliar territory when her husband died suddenly. Her husband had managed their finances. Now that responsibility fell on her.
My experience in a church nursery gives a good visual. A nervous toddler threw her arms around her mom’s neck and hung on to the one she knew loved her most.
When bad news comes our way, we needn’t cave into fear. As followers of Jesus Christ, we belong to the living God for whom nothing is impossible.
When we’re in the midst of a hard place, we might become focused on our loneliness or pain and forget that God is still actively engaged in our lives.
If we take Jesus seriously, then we can rest assured that trusting in God is the better way to respond. Here are five good reasons for choosing that better way.
These verses remind us that God is our refuge and our hope. Let us rely on His strength and not on our own. Let us seek His will and not our own.
How can we discern God’s voice amidst so many others crying for our attention? Here’s a litmus test that never fails: God’s voice speaks truth and life
God fights our battles for us. But we play a role in securing victory, too. Our job is to address whatever practical issues we must address.
Do we struggle with the same issues and wonder why we never gain victory over them? Perhaps we’re not doing something we ought.
God knows what’s behind that closed door and whether or not it would do me more harm than good. There’s a reason it’s closed.
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