Thoughts along the Journey…
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- Growing in Grace
- Attributes of God
- Encouragement
- Comfort
- Trusting God
- Faith
- Obedience
- Witnessing
- Christlike Character
- Christmas
- Purpose
- Hope
- Dependence
- Prayer
- Gratitude
- Salvation
- Joy
- Psalm 23
- Advent
- Bible Study
- Life in Christ
- Peace
- Surrender
- Focus
- Fruit of the Spirit
- Love
- Relationship with God
- Sanctification
- Thanksgiving
- Waiting
- Culture
- Grace
- Patience
- Provision
- Singleness
- Contentment
- Forgiveness
- Writing
- Apologetics
- Burdens
- Discipleship
- Education
- Holy Spirit
- Persecution
- Perseverance
- Rest
- Revival
- Christian Heritage
- Family
- Humility
Everyday Abundance
God created us to enjoy His abundant provision. In this fallen world, we sometimes get so rushed and worried about our day-to-day lives, we miss the moments of abundance God has sprinkled throughout our day.
What the Lord Knows
We often talk about the fact that God knows everything, but have you ever stopped to ponder the specific things God tells us that He knows?
The Lord is Good in Your Waiting
Lamentations 3:25 tells us that the Lord is good to those who wait and seek Him. This verse has been a comfort during many times of waiting over the years, but God recently used it to point out an incorrect assumption I was making about what the verse was saying about the goodness of God towards His waiting children.
Inseparable Love
Romans 8 contains some of the most encouraging thoughts about the love of God. But there is a verse in the middle that has always perplexed me—until now.
Is God Still Good When Things Go Wrong?
It is easy to believe in God’s goodness when it matches our definition of what is good, but what about when things go wrong? When we find ourselves suffering for what seems like no good reason, can we trust His goodness still? Job and Jeremiah give us the answer.
My Shepherd
Psalm 23 is such a well-known passage of Scripture. But this post makes us stop and consider what it means that "The Lord is my Shepherd."
God’s Presence in the Present Tense
Joshua 1:9 is a verse I have heard and read often over the years, but have you noticed the present-tense promise God makes to Joshua?
God Who Sees in Secret
In Matthew 6, Jesus points out that God the Father sees in secret. So, what does that mean for our daily lives as Christians?
“If”
Jesus said, “By this shall all men know that ye are My disciples, if ye have love one to another.” But that word “if” isn’t there by accident.