Encouragement For Facing Some Serious Trials
Even in our darkest moments, God is right there with us. But sometimes it’s difficult to feel His presence, isn’t it? Find refreshment right now.
Read More »Even in our darkest moments, God is right there with us. But sometimes it’s difficult to feel His presence, isn’t it? Find refreshment right now.
Read More »Ever feel as though the tests of your faith just keep coming? Just as soon as you leap over one hurdle, there’s another one . . . and another one. Having trouble seeing the finish line?
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When you hear the word courage, what comes to mind? The Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines courage as “mental or moral strength to persevere, and withstand danger, fear, or difficulty.” Sometimes the call to faith is one that takes tenacity.
Read More »As we look at Abraham and his faith we find that people of faith have flaws. We need to understand that those whom God works with are at best very imperfect people.
Read More »What would you say to someone who reads about a man like Abraham in the Bible and understands that Abraham was a person of faith, but dismisses what the Bible says by saying, “I don’t have faith like that”?
Read More »If we trust God to provide everything we need, does that mean we can just sit back and take a vacation? That we just wait for God to pour out His blessings?
Read More »Hebrews 11 puts a great emphasis on the faith of Abel, Enoch and Noah. If their faith alone saved them, what is the place of actions in relationship to faith?
Read More »Do you like to do crossword puzzles? Do you do them in ink or pencil? When you see the solution to the puzzle printed out, does its appearance differ much from your effort to solve the puzzle?
Read More »Can you think of times in your life when there was someone you really wanted to please? Can you think of anyone who has really pleased you? Can you describe that? Can you imagine “pleasing” God?
Read More »Are you easy to please? Do you know anyone who is not easy to please? How do you think most people would answer the question, “How do you please God?”
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