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There’s a scene in Joshua that I always find so fascinating when Joshua is leading God’s people into the Promised Land.
I need to be loved, but I want to be lovable.
We think we should be able to understand God and wrap our heads around these things. Which is really ridiculous when you think about it.
Today we find comfort in the fact that God's love and forgiveness comes from outside of us and is not dependent on our own abilities.
Recently, there was some just heavy things going on in my world and in my life, and I just realized that I don’t have the wisdom for this.
"Yes, I know that God loves me, but..." Today we talk about the problem with our "buts" and how God's "but" changes everything.
This last year for me has been crazy. Maybe you can relate.
Why do you love others? Where does the source for real love come frome?
Are you placing limits on what you think God can do?
What’s the most dangerous letter in the alphabet for a Christian? I think it’s the letter I.
Focusing on self-improvement doesn’t really work, and there’s a reason for that.
If you were to describe your walk of faith, would it be a walk of joy or would it be something else?
