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To be a birdwatcher, you need some binoculars. If you use binoculars correctly, they bring distant things into focus.
Does God accept us just the way that we are? Whenever I get asked that question, I like to turn to John chapter three when Jesus has a conversation with Nicodemus.
We all have those places where we want to go and think it would be awesome if we were just there. Have you ever felt this about church?
If you've ever faced a problem and you've needed help, how great is it when you know a guy?
Like a potato chip, so many things in this world offer fleeting gratification. As Christians we look to God who provided something that lasts: eternal life.
I broke my collarbone and afterwards I had to get surgery. Because of this, my muscles deteriorated and I felt very weak and I was indeed broken.
What do you have to be thankful for? It's maybe a question that gives us a bit of pause.
A number of years ago, when I was driving along the interstate, I saw a sign for a church that had this passage written on it.
Pastor Petersen reflects on the importance of humility and the dangers of pride, drawing on his life experiences and biblical verses from Psalms, Ephesians, and 1 Corinthians. He emphasizes that Christians are not the achievers but rather recipients of God's blessings, hence any boasting should be in God's work, love, and salvation, not personal accomplishments.
God only wants what's good for you. You believe that, right?
You're here for a purpose. I hope you know that.
I talked to last time with you about resting secure. We're looking at those verses in Psalm 16.
