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He follows us when we wander, He pursues us when we rebel—He just doesn’t give up on us.

We are not yet what we will be, but we are “growing toward it.”

In Jesus we have a fresh start.

Don’t let this New Year begin without a renewed commitment to Him…His way, His time, His glory.

Though we may not look the best on the outside, if we have a heart after Him, that’s all God needs to work mightily in our lives.

How do you set goals for the coming year?

Jesus beckons. He calls us to join Him. To sit at His feet. To seek His face. To feel His presence.

God’s Word is worthy, withstands the pressure of change, and it’s an eternal commitment. If God says it, I believe it.

Jesus never promised the road would be easy as His follower. In fact, time and time again, He pointed out how hard it would be. But the rewards far outweigh the risk.

Surrender to the Lord today. No more pretending. No more playing. Just full surrender.

If you want to build a life worth living, Jesus must be the beginning. He must be the cornerstone.

We are called to take up our armor, the shield of faith and the sword of the spirit, to not just survive life…but to THRIVE in life.

Sometimes the most spiritual thing we can do is weep.

Our motive for following Jesus matters.

God chases us down our whole lives to remind us not only does He love us, but out of the fullness of this love, He can do the impossible. He’s a God after our own hearts.

He has sought you ought. You are worth saving. He loves you! Will you accept His offer today? Answer His call and live!

Are you missing the point? Jesus is calling to you today. He wants to come in and abide with you.

By God’s grace, we are to “cut off” the things in our lives that do not honor Him.

Many times, we can put God in a box and keep Him there. It’s safe and predictable. But, God will not be kept there. He has plans to blow us away with His grace and love.

Holiness is still a thing that we aspire for, friends. And while we will always fall short, we can grow more sanctified in the process.

God calls each of us to present ourselves to Him as a living sacrifice.

In all things, the Lord has heard my cries and answered my prayers. Some are still waiting for answers, but while I wait, I pray, continuing to bring that to the Lord and trust that He will answer it, in His time.

We will know when Jesus returns. There will be no doubt. All will be able to see.

Do our actions tell the same story as our words?

In many of these prophet readings, God does something I love: He doesn’t waste an opportunity to remind His people that He can do anything!

It’s always good to examine ourselves and our motives. Are we serving God because we love Him and want to obey, or are we wanting extra credit for it?

Your faith doesn’t have to be huge to be effective. Allow God to use the winters of this life to grow you.

I am thankful for daily reminders from the prophets that we have a God who chases us down when we stray so that we may experience His love and mercy.

Stay hungry for God and His Word!

The Lord has entrusted us with financial means in order to live for Him. Are we doing that?

Let’s follow Jesus’ example and seek the lost, pour into them the truth and rejoice when they come home!

Have you fully surrendered to the Lord?

That prayer you have been praying…be persistent. In God’s timing, He will move. Until then, walk by faith.

Trusting God’s plan is seldom easy, but when we choose to obey, there is much peace and grace along the way.

He stands with arms wide open, waiting. Will you run to Him today?

This morning, hear His words, see the truth in them, and pray for His overwhelming love to fill your heart.

How has the Gospel changed you? What are you doing with it?

The Father is patiently waiting for repentance. But there will come a day when that time will end and judgment will come.

Nothing is wasted in our lives, friends. He uses it all for His glory.

The treasure that awaits is worth far more than the pains of this earth.

How can we use what we have to bring glory to the Father?

If God’s Word can speak the world into creation, it can evoke a spiritual revival!

His blessings are so sweet.

Less of me, more of Him. Sounds like a pretty good recipe to me.

Deep down we’ve all imagined the water-walking experience. But, sadly, we tend to merely dangle our toes in the shallows.

When sin is discovered and change needs to take place in our lives, it must be led by the Holy Spirit.

There will always be an enemy who seeks to destroy your testimony and work for the Lord. Don’t lose focus. Keep working for Him and respond accordingly.

Let Him open the door to the darkest parts of your heart that you hide from the rest of the world. Let Him cleanse you from within.

The cure for spiritual amnesia is daily doses of turning to Jesus.

Let’s put our focus on Christ and let His light shine within us and around us, guiding us throughout our day.