Take a Moment for a Daily Devotion
If we really want to get well, we would make whatever commitment it takes to overcome our infirmities. We wouldn’t get mad at God or blame anybody else. Let’s take an introspective look and humbly ask ourselves if we are truly seeking to be well spiritually?
According to the Psalms and Proverbs, the fear of the Lord appears to be important and valuable. But how do you embrace something like fear, even if it seems to be for your own good? How do you practically access the relational wholeness hidden in the fear of the Lord? Let’s dive in.
Worship is ascribing to God His divine attributes. God doesn’t need us to tell Him who He is. But when we worship God, we enter into His presence.
As you have an attitude like Jesus Christ and work out your salvation by following God’s initiation, you can be certain—absolutely confident and full of conviction—that God will complete that which He started in you.
All authority in heaven and on this earth has been given to Jesus. Children of God are spiritually alive and seated with Christ in the heavenlies. We are joint-heirs with Jesus and have the authority to continue His work on earth.
If we treasure and trust Jesus more than anything, we are genuine Christians, and our identity is rooted in Christ. Here are five truths to read, remember, and believe about who God says you are.