The Origin of Everything
Until we recognize the authority of a God who not only creates but also defines, we will chase after the wind.
Until we recognize the authority of a God who not only creates but also defines, we will chase after the wind.
Let’s be careful in a culture that is confused about truth not to make the mistake of thinking Jesus is just offering another set of opinions.
The newness that comes as a result of new birth in Christ trickles down into every area of life, including our parenting.
Jesus seems to have an unhurried pace. That is to say, he always seems to have time to stop for people, even when doing so was annoying to those around him.
The benefits of having faith stretch far beyond a spiritual checkbox. They seep into how I handle stress, find hope, and relate to others.
It’s not just unwise to be without a church; it’s dangerous. And the reason it’s dangerous is because we aren’t strong enough to go at life with Christ on our own.
When we become our own chief advocate, we are once again taking the place of God. Because advocating for us is actually not our job; it’s Jesus’s job.
There are so many things that seem to beg for our resources. So what kind of mindset must we have if we are to not only be generous, but joyfully generous?
God wants to be in a relationship with his people that’s not marked by fear but love. Not apprehension, but an appreciation of his great grace and compassion.
Culture whispers that fulfillment is about getting more, being more, achieving more. But I know the truth—chasing those things will always wear me out and leave me thirsty.