Thoughts along the Journey…
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- Growing in Grace
- Attributes of God
- Encouragement
- Comfort
- Trusting God
- Obedience
- Witnessing
- Christmas
- Purpose
- Hope
- Faith
- Prayer
- Christlike Character
- Dependence
- Gratitude
- Salvation
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- Psalm 23
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- Surrender
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- Peace
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- Life in Christ
- Love
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- Culture
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- Singleness
- Waiting
- Contentment
- Grace
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- Thanksgiving
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- Education
- Forgiveness
- Holy Spirit
- Perseverance
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- Writing
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- Words
Still Waters
The Lord is our Shepherd, and He leads us beside the still waters. It is easy for us to neglect rest, to value motion and activity over time spent being still before the Lord. So, what do the "still waters" mean for us today?
God Who Sees in Secret
In Matthew 6, Jesus points out that God the Father sees in secret. So, what does that mean for our daily lives as Christians?
Ask Me
Have you ever wondered what God’s view is of our requests? Psalm 2 gives us a glimpse.
When God’s Answer is No
Has God ever answered your prayer with a “no”? I was recently reminded just how merciful God’s answers to prayer are—especially when His answer is no.
Asking in Faith
What does it look like to “ask in faith” as James 1 tells us to? The account of Hannah in 1 Samuel gives us a glimpse.
How Love I Thy Law: Making the Bible a Part of Everyday Life
When the psalmist writes that God’s Word is his “meditation all the day,” what does that really mean? Here are some practical tips for making God’s Word an integral part of your everyday life.
What to Do When You Feel Like Complaining
It’s easy to complain, but what does God think about it? And what do we do when tempted to grumble?
When God Says No
No one likes being told no. But what do we do when it’s God telling us no? 2 Corinthians 12 contains a helpful truth about why God says no, and how we can respond with trusting hope, even when God’s answer to our prayers doesn’t line up with what we wanted.
Strength from Sitting Still
God often leads us to “still waters” just when we think we don’t have time for being still. So what do we do when there is nothing we can do? What is the purpose for those inconvenient seasons of illness or injury that force us to be still?