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This passage from John 20:24-31 highlights how Jesus understands our doubts and provides exactly what we need to have faith.

The truth has been revealed and action is required. What will you believe?

What if, even in the face of unanswered prayers, God remains worthy of worship? Discover the unwavering worthiness of God’s worship.

Do you trust that God provided what you need through Jesus? Turn from your sin and to God. Ask Him to save you.

Read about cherished memories and profound insights into spiritual resilience and having faith in God during uncertain times.

Join me as we unpack the timeless truths of Exodus and learn to embrace an unwavering “I do” to God.

Uncover how embracing childlike faith leads to a deeper, more fulfilling relationship with God.

Still doubt that Jesus is real? Still say that there is no God? He has given us all that we need to not only believe, but to be His disciple.

Did you know that Peter, the disciple with rock-solid faith, faced uncertainties similar to us? Discover how to strengthen your own faith.

While we may yearn for love and acceptance from others, true fulfillment ultimately lies in surrendering to the unconditional love of God.

Jesus Christ died so that you could live. He offered Himself because He loves you that much. What will you do with that gift?

Amidst uncertainty and doubt, discover the comforting presence of God, guiding each step with unwavering love and strength.

You may be facing a tough situation, a temptation, a trial. Seek the Lord in the midst. Let Him lead you. Pray for wisdom and guidance.

Discover the comforting role of the Good Shepherd in guarding and caring for His flock, as portrayed in John 10:14.

David’s journey from isolation to trust offers profound lessons of repentance, seeking God, humble waiting, and understanding His character.

There is no greater freedom, relief, peace, or victory than when you surrender to Jesus.

If you want to know the truth about what you believe, test it against scripture.

Embrace the priceless jewel of faith that has been within reach all along. Jesus’ message is simple – believe.

Discover the importance of trusting in God’s plan and patiently waiting for His guidance, even when it differs from our own expectations.

Uncover the beauty of Jesus’ words, offering a clear path to eternal life through faith alone, and explore the salvation of Christ.

Uncover the deeper meaning behind the preparation and labor involved in reaping a spiritual harvest, drawing parallels from John 4:34-38.

Do you believe in Jesus? And if you believe, are you following Him? It’s time to take that step.

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Join the reflection on John 2:11 and learn how every miracle, including salvation, serves the purpose of revealing Christ’s glory.

God doesn’t give us what is good; He gives us what is best. Discover the importance of trusting God’s perfect timing.

The same power that brought forth Jesus from the dead resides in us. May we walk each day trusting He can flip our scripts in life and amaze us with His love and grace and mercy.

Do you know this man, the very Son of the Living God? Do you know Jesus Christ? Not just a knowledge of Him, but an intimate relationship, a surrender of your will to Him?

Today, let’s turn from the things of this world and turn to our Creator. The One who offers true peace, freedom and love.

Jesus. The sweetest name I know.

What did it take for you to believe and become His witness?

Whatever you’re going through or waiting for, I promise you, God is at work! He doesn’t waste time. The Lord almighty is in control and time is in His hands. Trust Him.

Are we still begging to be close to Him, found on our knees in prayer? Or are we now at a distance, watching to see what unfolds next?

Jesus is the Prince of Peace. With Him we have nothing to fear. Without Him, we have no hope.

It may be that God wants you to be satisfied with Him, the giver of great blessings, before getting the blessing. It may be that He is getting you ready to experience Him in a whole new way. A fiery sort of way.

Like Jesus did often, take time to get away and pray. Seek the Lord’s wisdom and ask for discernment in this situation. Study His Word and live it out. You know who wins in the end.

Like the pressure of the earth creating diamonds out of carbon deposits, God is creating something beautiful out of you. It doesn’t make the trial or the storm any easier. But knowing God is at work is comforting in the midst.

Today, let’s allow the Lord to shine His truth into our lives, searching our intent and refocus on what’s really important.

Like my avocado aversion, we can live our whole lives seeing God from a distance, never truly experiencing Him. We can miss out on incredible moments of God because we’re too afraid of letting go of our life preservers and getting out of our safety boats.

Fearing God isn’t being afraid of Him – it’s being scared of living life without Him.

Jesus has invited all of us to the table. Will you come?

If God has saved you, you have been brought into His marvelous light, as the scripture says. You have been changed! And it’s time to celebrate!

We are not worthy on our own. We need Jesus.

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.

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!

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

Jesus loves you and He will never let you go.

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.