Dynamic situations, the well-being of others, and healthy relationships often require extended-release responses. If we rush to a quick reaction, it’s more likely that we’re not tapping into what the Holy Spirit has instilled in us. It’s not the absence of worldly discernment in our thinking, but the absence of the divine.
Respond—Don’t React Read More »
Our true strength doesn’t come from our abilities or achievements but from our dependence on God. When we yield to His Spirit, He can accomplish far more through us than we could ever do on our own.
Don’t Trade What You Know for What You Don’t Know Read More »
Love in the parable is seen in the father’s heart. Love is the motivation; grace is the action. Grace is love responding to specific need and unworthiness.
Standing on Holy Ground Read More »
Love in the parable is seen in the father’s heart. Love is the motivation; grace is the action. Grace is love responding to specific need and unworthiness.
We make excuses for it, justify it, and even rationalize that it’s not real, but fear is as real as any other thing we experience. So what do we do with it? More importantly, what does God say about it?
Caught Between Pharaoh and the Sea: Choosing Faith Read More »
Into this powder keg of ethnic tension, theological confusion, and wounded relationships, Paul offers a prayer of blessing and favor, focusing on hope. It wasn’t merely a nice closing thought—it was his strategic answer to the deepest divisions threatening the early church.
While the exact number of verses may vary depending on how one defines financial references, it’s widely acknowledged that Jesus spoke frequently about wealth, possessions, and their impact on a person’s spiritual life and relationship with God.
Daily Bread, Eternal Treasure Read More »
We were rewarded with panoramic views of Zion Canyon, towering cliffs, and an adrenaline-fueled ridge unlike anything I’d experienced. It was one of the most beautiful sights I’ve ever seen.
Like many of His instructions, it’s not about following rigid rules. It’s about what is ultimately good for us. God’s guidance often sounds like this: do this because it’s better for you now, it will matter later, and one day, you’ll be grateful you listened.
Jesus redefines a neighbor not as someone we already relate to, but as someone we choose to become.
