There is no need to be anxious about God’s providential care if we seek Him first.
Read MoreThe main qualification for helping others find freedom is not an unusual giftedness or calling. It is godly character and the ability to teach.
Read MoreDeception is the devil’s greatest weapon, and God’s Word is our first line of defense, which is why the belt of truth is the first piece of God’s armor.
Read MoreChrist already died to sin, and because you are in Him, you have died to sin too. It doesn't matter whether you feel dead to sin or not; you are to consider it so because it is so.
Read MoreGod loves us not because we are lovable, but because it is His nature to love us.
Read MorePutting on the armor of God requires an active participation on our part. We cannot passively take our place in Christ.
Read MorePhilippians tells us that we can do all things through Christ. But what exactly does “all things” pertain to? Let’s take a look.
Read MoreIn order to believe God and His Word, we must do what He says. Faith and action are inseparable.
Read MoreEmotions are helpful as an early warning system; they let us know that something in our life needs to be addressed. Do you spend time with God discussing your emotions so that you can live righteously as God desires? Or do you let your emotions get the best of you, driving you to mistreat others so you can feel better?
Read MoreA lot of Christians fear the dark side of the spiritual world, but a Spirit-filled Christian is characterized by a true, godly sense of courage and boldness in spiritual warfare.
Read MoreWith the start of the school year, we must dependently and desperately seek Jesus on behalf of our schools’ staff, students, and community. It is easy to say we’re praying, but sometimes we fail to follow through and actually pray. Here are some specific Scriptural suggestions of how we can pray together today!
Read MoreGod is our Provider. He provides strength and wisdom to earn a living, overcome sin, love others, and so much more. He provides all the wisdom we need to steward our lives well. Our responsibility is to seek God and work hard so we can lovingly provide for others’ needs, trusting Him all along the way.
Read MoreWhen your feelings of remorse drive you from God, you are being accused by Satan; resist it. But when your sorrow draws you to confront Christ and confess your wrong, you are being convicted by the Spirit.
Read MoreOftentimes I think we feel more forgiving than we really are. Considering the convicting definitions of hatred and bitterness, let’s consider some important, but tough questions to ask ourselves about the topic.
Read MoreDo you find yourself speaking with unwholesome speech or in a way that tears people down? It might be worth examining what’s going on in your heart. Consider asking the Holy Spirit to reveal to you what might be preventing you from speaking the truth in a loving and timely manner.
Read MoreBeing a Christian is not just a matter of getting something; it's a matter of being someone. A Christian is not simply a person who gets forgiveness, heaven, and the Holy Spirit. In terms of our deepest identity, a Christian is a saint, a spiritually born child of God, a divine masterpiece.
Read MoreThe issue with idolatry is trust. Do you place more trust in areas apart from God for fulfillment or identity? Do you seek relief from suffering or pursue pleasure primarily from a source that is not the One, True, Living God? If so, you may have an idol problem.
Read MoreDo you give thanks on the bright days and in the storms of life? Even when the rain keeps coming and the skies are gray, learn to give thanks and express your gratitude to God. In doing so, you acknowledge that He is the Sovereign God and that He has a plan and purpose for your life.
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