Difficult times can overwhelm us, consume our thoughts, and impact our emotions. Sometimes, though, God is using the hardship to bless us.
Many people seek answers, hope, love, and more. While we often seek it in ourselves or other people, these things and more are in Christ alone.
Peace isn’t the absence of conflict or stress; peace is the ability to handle those things with poise, confidence, and hope in everyday life.
God uses the structure of the Old Testament to reveal an important message to us. I highlight that structure and the message hidden in plain sight.
Jesus said we should abide in him. What does that mean? How do we do it? I answer these questions and offer some tips to help us abide in Christ.
We all have doubts. The question isn’t whether or not we have doubts, but what we do about those doubts. I outline three steps to dealing with doubt.
We all struggle with temptation. We all give in to temptation. Jesus was also tempted, but he never gave in. Thus, he can help us overcome temptation.
Sometimes God doesn’t tell us why we’re told to do something. In those cases we can only trust him because he does have a plan. A lesson from Jeremiah 32.
The day after we took our kids swimming, it clicked: there’s a great illustration about sin and holiness in our experience.
We’re still learning about our universe; God, though, understands it all. We should trust Him, not insist He justify Himself to us.
Solomon built God a temple. What God says about it, though, reveals more about our relationship with him than the temple itself.
It can hurt when others mock you for doing what’s right, especially if they claim to be Christians. God reminded me to ignore the trolls and lean on him.
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