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Stop looking at everything you didn’t do and thank God for everything He did.

Following God’s commands is good, but adding rules and forcing others to follow them as if they were from God is not.

We can trust the accounts, the biographies, and the Gospels of Jesus.

God is in the business of creating life out of death, beauty out of ashes.

Jesus gave His life so our debt could be paid.

God isn’t a haphazard God but an on-purpose God.

My life changed when I realized something as a young mama: Church was not enough.

It takes all kinds of churches to reach all kinds of people.

The Great Commission is not to feed the hungry, but to spread the Gospel.

God has been and will always be consistent, so he is where you’ll find security.

Church is the people of God coming together to worship God and living out His mission.

Forgiveness is a huge key to freedom, both giving it and asking for it.

Resolutions fail because all we have is a wish for things to change but not a plan.

We can not lean on our past experiences to provide us with God’s grace.

Shortcuts don’t always get you where you want faster.

It is important to remember on Valentine’s day the greatest act of love.

Jesus can change a devastating diagnosis into joy and blessing.

Worrying about the unknown is a burden that will weigh you down until you let go.

The Lord’s Prayer is more impactful when you let it guide your daily time with the Father.

Surrendering to Jesus and his plan for my life is how I found fulfillment, peace and joy.

The spirit of death is a tactic of the enemy to immobilize the petiole of God.

He and everyone he knew had give up on him until someone told him about Jesus.

In 2021, resolve to do the really hard things then wait patiently while God works.

What should we do when others are experiencing unimaginable grief?

We must steward our lives as wisely as possible, and that includes the vaccination decision.

We’re meant to spend our time urgently telling people about Jesus’ love for all mankind.

Words can build up or destroy, so next time you lash out, lash your tongue instead.

Evil thoughts are part of our sin nature, but God provides a way to control them.

Goal setting requires intentionality and commitment to really make it stick.

We have many goals on our minds as we enter a new year, but this one is a priority.

We can win the battle of the mind because we’re already fighting from a place of victory.

Many Christians, while thumbing through their Bibles,  have pondered why Scripture is broken into two, uneven halves. Is one better than the other? […]

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I’ve always loved watching and reading anything about medieval times. Kings and their royal families, strong and fearless knights storming […]

When we truly live like people of hope, Jesus provides strength and changes outcomes.

Do our actions point others to who Jesus is and his power to save?

When God sent his Son to earth, he said everything he wanted to say to the world.

God gave us life for the purpose of bringing us to himself, so embrace that purpose.

Let’s rejoice in the reason for the season rather than insist on holiday perfection.

Do your words point to Jesus or do they carelessly divide the body of Christ?

Nothing in this world can ever make you happy, so forget about looking for it there.

Having a Christian worldview keeps us from racing headlong toward the world’s false promises.

God has given us the responsibility to steward our lives well and according to his will.

Loneliness is common to everyone; it can even happen when you’re surrounded by people.

The Bible is not just a book of old stories; it is a guidebook for daily life application.

If we fail to see the benefit of rest, we will not be the best versions of ourselves.

When things seem to be falling apart, do you rely on yourself or the God of the universe?

If we don’t choose to live surrendered to Jesus, we’ll remain empty, broken, and fearful.

To experience who Jesus is and all he wants for us requires passionately knowing and serving him.

Selfishly purchasing things you can’t afford is not being a good steward of God’s blessings.