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.
God gave us his word to help us be more like Jesus and to know God more. I outline three steps to living out God’s word on a daily basis.
Get some tips to help you discover what God has called you to do. Discover what God showed me in his word, and hopefully learn what God wants to show you.
The prophet Jeremiah uses a plant to illustrate what happens when we put our trust in man versus when we put our trust in God.
We all get frustrated, anxious, or depressed, especially when everything seems to be going wrong. In those times it’s good to remember that God loves us.
Events in the SBC revealed that its time for Southern Baptists and all Christians to take a closer look out ourselves and let God bring us back to himself.
Many people want to be seen as “good Christians.” Following Jesus is not about looking good, but about being good. There’s only one way to be good.
There are two paths we can take in life. There are two ways of living. We can live our own way or God’s way. I’ve done both.
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