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God loves it when we worship Him. God loves it when we thank Him. God loves it when we depend upon Him, and Him alone.

Sometimes, our worst mistake can become our best mistake when we allow God to change us through it.

God chooses us to be His people. And, though we can wander away from Him, He still chooses to show us His faithful love.

We must forgive with an open heart and without condition.

Our God-given desires must be submitted to God’s authority.

To commune with God in the stillness of the morning renews our weak, broken and feeble spirit.

He is ready to heal you from your brokenness and make you whole. Will you come?

Fixing our eyes upon Jesus can make all the difference, friends. He is bigger than any of our strong emotions, our uncertain circumstances, and our enemies… He can do the impossible in our lives!

Listen in to a mother’s heart for her daughter.

Have you ever asked, “why do bad things happen to good people?” Perhaps you’re asking the wrong question.

Don’t just believe, trust in Him. Have faith in Jesus Christ. Choose to follow Him.

Whatever God is calling you to do, do it. Don’t wait. Obey the Lord and you won’t be sorry.

David doesn’t turn away from God in these times of silence…if anything, he turns to God more.

Where do you find comfort during life’s storms?

David reminds us all that God is faithful and He will fight for us.

There is one Judge, the Lord our God, and I want Him to see that my debt has been paid in full by the Lamb, Jesus Christ.

Whatever we are up against, I’m thankful God’s with me.

Living salty or being the salt points people to the only thirst quencher they will ever need: Jesus.

God is faithful, especially amid great loss and messy circumstances.

How do we differentiate between rest and sloth? Look at the fruit.

When life gets comfortable, we forget. If we’re not intentional about following God, we become unintentional and can get spiritually lazy.

What do we do when we’ve lost our delight in God’s Word?

Our God, Jehovah Jireh, is delighted to provide for His children.

Find a place, remove the distractions and get alone with God.

Our timetable may not be God’s timetable, but make no mistake, He is the Promise Keeper!

What can our fur babies teach us about our Christian journey?

We can’t love what we don’t know…that is what this Bible plan is teaching us: knowing God. Knowing His qualities and character. This knowledge leads to a deeper relationship, one built on love and faith.

As believers, let’s not get caught up in the things of this world, but in the things of the one to come.

As you read through the Bible and study with us, do you believe what you are reading? And do you feel compelled to share it with someone else so that they too might have the hope that is within you?

He has told us this would happen and we must be ready for His return. Don’t be shocked when it happens; He said it would!

When it’s hard to see the goodness of God in your life, trust the character we see of Him in the Bible.

Jesus Christ has saved us through “the fire test.”

What does God see when He looks at your heart?

No matter how much you have messed up, doubted God, or disobeyed God, He is there—still guiding, still teaching. There is grace and mercy there!

Do we live as though this world is our home or do we live with a longing to be with our God in eternity?

Pick up thy cross and follow Jesus! Share the story of what He has done for you!

But how can we remember the words if we don’t read them? How can they deter us from sin if we don’t know them?

When we look at the world, we lower our bar. But, when we read God’s Word, He raises it.

Full, abundant, true life is only found in Jesus Christ.

God is so good to us sinners! He doesn’t give up on us—He gives us second and third and fourth chances to get it right.

Life can be unfair, but Jesus will make all things right.

When was the last time we asked God to see His glory? This moment with Moses reminds me that maybe my prayers are too small.

I will never understand the goodness and grace of God completely. How could He love someone like me?

Like Moses’ journey, God doesn’t promise us it will be easy. But, I have found the best things in life are often the things we work hardest at.

God is the Good Shepherd, and we must willingly follow His leading.

If He could forgive me for the things I have done, how can I not forgive someone else?

What are we willing to give up to follow the Lord?

I love how God worked in this messy story and brought blessing from brokenness, good from sin, faithfulness to the unfaithful. God is so good to us in our brokenness!

God has gifted each of our kids for His Kingdom.

Does God hear our prayers? And if so, will He always respond?