Thoughts about Love and Faith
You may come to what you think of as your breaking point, yet you will survive and live to tell of his faithfulness if you do not harden you heart but rather trust his everlasting love.
You may come to what you think of as your breaking point, yet you will survive and live to tell of his faithfulness if you do not harden you heart but rather trust his everlasting love.
Overwhelming events that you cannot understand may be coming against you, but God wants to carry you through it all. He does not give up on his children when they stumble.
One of Satan’s most effective traps for robbing Christians of peace is to convince them that they must strive in the flesh to please God.
The Bible instructs us to stop worrying, go to God with prayer and supplication, and thank him. However, it only promises us God’s peace in return, not necessarily answers.
No matter what happens to the nations of the world, no power in hell can rob you of the peace of God which Jesus Christ implants in your soul.
God promised that we can caste our burdens onto him and that he will preserve us, so let him take on the burden of keeping you and trust his promises to you.
Many of God’s people live like spiritual paupers because something happened that made them question God’s love. To like in the richness of God’s promises, we must simply trust his love.
When God’s Word does not anchor our souls, we make God out to be a liar. When we live in unbelief, we rob ourselves of his blessings and favor.
Many of us are guilty of the mother of all sins, and we do not fear it. In fact, we live as though God winks at our unbelief, but it is the sin that opens our spirit to every other sin.
Believers who wish to have wisdom should first desire to know the Lord and to be utterly attuned to his voice. Only then can we truly leave failure behind and live in a pleasing way before the Lord.