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When we abide in Christ, we will bear much fruit.

God gives believers an identity that changes everything.

Sometimes we’re so focused on the destination, we forget to take the beauty along the way!

You can spend a lifetime praying for God to work and then one unsuspecting moment can bring His answer.

Sharing the Gospel with someone is the most loving thing we can do.

If you find yourself in new, uncomfortable seasons, run to your God.

Heaven…what will it be like?

God teaches us and works in and around us in times of ease and in times of difficulty.

Even when we face storms or apparent defeat, God is working!

In Christ, you and I have access to the Living God. What a truth!

We’ve been given the armor of God, and now we must use it!

Jesus set His face towards death for you.

Open your Bible. This is where you will find Jesus speaking to you today. Hear His voice.

When God tests our faith, or when He tells us to test our faith, it is for the purpose of giving us assurance and revealing the truth.

Where do you choose to dwell, in the camp of self-sufficiency or in the camp of life?

What are you seeking, and are you looking in the right place?

Not only did Jesus experience the hills and valleys, but He promises to be with us as we travel this earth. Whether we are on the mountain top of victory or feeling defeat in the valley, God is with us.

Let’s share God’s goodness!

We must forgive with an open heart and without condition.

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.

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

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.

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.

Pruning is painful, but it’s necessary and causes us to become the person God had in mind when He created us!

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

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

God calls us to unity, but what exactly is unity?

We must get into the “habit” of doing the simple things God asks of us instead of looking for the big things.

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

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

Put on the whole armor of God. We need it today.

I don’t think we need more of us in the coming days. I think we need more of Him…His wisdom, His direction, His love…

You may be feeling like a ball in your hands translates to a turnover in the making, but a life in God’s hands is the perfect starting lineup.

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

The one who waters will himself be watered. Welcome to week 2 of “Words of Life: A Lifeword Poetry Series.”

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!

Would you be able to take a stand on your faith even if you were the only one? Even if it was hard? Even if it hurt?

It’s time that we draw closer to that mountain. We, too, must go to it and fall on our knees in prayer to our Heavenly Father. The time is near for the return of Christ.

But who is God if not higher than us? Surely, we cannot know the mind of God and understand everything there is to know!

When things seem like they are falling apart, don’t mistrust God’s heart.

Life can be messy and hard, and it can be a struggle to see God in it all. But, stories like this remind us that God is a God of mercy and grace.

Whatever we gaze upon will affect our hearts and lives.

Submit to God and trust Him with every detail of your life.

How can Christian parents make the most of every opportunity, including sports?

Yes, joy is a gift that transcends tragedies, illnesses, and excuses. Joy is God’s goodness and presence alive and at work in His children.

When we choose to walk by faith, we begin to experience God.

If Jesus can forgive the most hurtful of betrayals, we can too with prayer and a willing heart.

As a believer, you wear the perfection of Christ.