We all have a worldview from which we live. How does the Bible affect your view of life, God, and self?
People often feel God picks on them the same way. How come some people have blatant sin and God still continues to bless them, while you say a word at the wrong time and you feel God’s conviction? Why does God have some on a shorter leash than others?
Our spirit is strengthened in the presence of God, and we want our spirit strong because it is the part of us that is always desiring agreement with God.
Do you think that God’s plan for your life is something that you would enjoy and He has left hints in your heart for you to discover?
Stephen Roach’s song, Room Enough to Dream pulls at a core part of me, which God can do immeasurably more. Let’s go for everything Jesus died to give.
The desires of your heart are those things that God placed in you. They’re opportunities to connect with your heart which is where we connect with God.
Do we believe in others? As ambassadors of Christ, we have a responsibility to speak life into people. We may be the only one who will ever believe in them.
Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness, that most frightens us.
The Bible is consistently telling us do not be afraid. Moses, Joshua, Mary, Paul, and others heard God telling them this. Why is this? What is our response?
During each of these situations, Jesus showed no fear. How did He do it? The answer lies in His ability to remain in love, since love casts out fear.
Our calling is to love others with the love that we have received. We received it freely, lavishly, and without expecting anything in return.
Grace isn’t just unearned favor. It’s the power of God to transform your life, unleashed through Jesus and poured out into you.
Jesus prayed that we would be one, yet we get caught up with denominations that tend to create barriers between Christians. How do we come together?