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God gives this command to mankind 365 times in the Bible: “Fear not.”

Don’t let pride keep you from the blessing of Christian friends offering help.

In times of despair, the best things to do is to cooperate with God in the healing.

If it redefines the message of the gospel, it is a false one.

Understanding these unprecedented times could mean more intentional Bible study.

It’s the ultimate story of forgiveness and reconciliation with one exception: Jesus and the cross.

Before you get angry when someone steals your things, ask yourself who really owns it.

In a world of seemingly endless chaos, God invites you to lay it all at his feet.

Before you point your finger at someone else, take a good look at your own choices.

With God, the journey ahead is not to be feared, and it ends in victory.

Because he is all-sufficient, God can be trusted to meet our every need.

God is not random or limitless, and the best example of that omniscience is Jesus.

Yes, God is holy – without evil – but he is not the demanding tyrant the world believes him to be.

Let’s not complicate salvation: There are no exceptions to who can receive it.

Are you content with milk or do you want meat? It’s a decision that determines your growth.

God will use your life to mold you and shape you and to bless those around you.

There will always, be questions. And that’s not a bad thing, how we will grow in knowledge.

God will use our circumstances to mold us and to shape our character to draw us closer to Him.

We should always seek the Lord when we are facing dilemmas or decisions that will impact more than us.

Today is the day of salvation.

He kept His word and stood firm on His promises

We can really mess things up, but God is always there.

Follow Christ and be the godly example your friends, family and co-workers need!

When you turn to Christ, His light reveals the sins that are hidden in the dark.

Jesus redeemed us, transformed us, and has called us to live a holy life.

He hears our desperate pleas, but ultimately, His will prevails.

Be open. Be honest. Be truthful.

Our lives should look like what Scripture defines as a follower of Christ and not to be resembling the world.

God is so much more than we can ever imagine.

Messes can be overwhelming, but Jesus’s love is more powerful than anything you can imagine.

Let Him work it out in His timing and not in yours.

If you have accepted Him as your Savior, you have a duty to be holy, to be set apart from the rest of this world for His glory.

God’s love for you is never ending.

When you go into battle with the enemy, you are not alone.

Reflect on the light of His glory and let others see the only good in us comes from Him.

He desires for you to have a joyful soul but not at the expense of a holy life.

As Christians, we sin and fail. But our proper response should always be to listen to the Holy Spirit’s conviction, repent and ask for forgiveness.

During the holiday seasons, cherish the time with our family.

Our lives should reflect the light of Jesus. We shine so others may see how bright He is through us.

God gave clear instructions on what to do after the flood: give life, do not take it.

No matter how much evil may abound, God promises His love.

By waiting on God, we bring honor to Him.

When we recognize our gifts and use them for God’s glory, we fulfill our purpose.

He loves us in spite of our worries and insecurities.

What has God told you to do and what has been your response?

I’m so thankful for a patient God, but there is coming a day when Jesus will return.

Because of our ancestors, we ALL have sin and are in need of a Savior.

No matter what you’ve done, what you’ve said or where you’ve been, reach out to God today.

They are doing these things because they know we want them to, not because they want to.

Our sin has a ripple effect.