How Do You Remember What God Has Taught You in Times of Struggle?
How do you remember what God has taught you later when you need it? The best answer is relationships! You were not created to be alone.
We all have a worldview from which we live. How does the Bible affect your view of life, God, and self?
How do you remember what God has taught you later when you need it? The best answer is relationships! You were not created to be alone.
While it can be very scary, transition is so good. It allows you to dream what your life can be like. Transition brings life to your soul and spirit.
We serve a God who tells us that His ways are not like our ways. Therefore our lifestyle cannot always make sense to natural thinking. Here is my story.
Many people have noticed being depressed at Christmas. You are not the only one. Here are some reasons for the anxiety and some ways to overcome it.
There is a reason we need to declare with our mouths in addition to believing in our hearts. Speak out the things God wants to do in this world.
Don’t be well-rounded. Be who you were created to be and change the world doing it. What do you want from God? Become every bit the person He meant for you.
Networking fails when it becomes all about what the other person can do for you. God’s kingdom doesn’t work that way. How do we network as a Christian?
Can God love one without hating the other and still maintain justice? He has a huge heart of love for each person. Can we give the same grace?
We pour our hearts out in a one-side communication to our God who we hope has affection for us. Our prayers are cast out into the empty sea of quietness.
God doesn’t send you anywhere that He doesn’t want to go with you. Look for Him and He will be found. Call to Him and He will answer.
You have no right to believe anything about yourself that God hasn’t said. Overcoming your shame involves replacing it with God’s truth.
Learn 7 practical tips to improve your prayer life. Build daily prayer habits, strengthen your faith, and experience deeper intimacy with God.