Thoughts along the Journey…
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- Growing in Grace
- Attributes of God
- Encouragement
- Comfort
- Trusting God
- Obedience
- Witnessing
- Christmas
- Purpose
- Faith
- Hope
- Christlike Character
- Dependence
- Prayer
- Gratitude
- Salvation
- Joy
- Psalm 23
- Advent
- Surrender
- Bible Study
- Focus
- Fruit of the Spirit
- Peace
- Life in Christ
- Love
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- Culture
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- Relationship with God
- Singleness
- Thanksgiving
- Waiting
- Contentment
- Provision
- Apologetics
- Discipleship
- Education
- Forgiveness
- Holy Spirit
- Perseverance
- Rest
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- Writing
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- Christian Heritage
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- Words
Life by Faith
Galatians 2:20 tells us that the life we live here on earth is lived by faith. So, what does that mean?
Grievous?
Modern societies tend to view obedience as a negative thing, and the concept of God’s commands as something grievous, but the Bible teaches just the opposite.
Entitled to a Happy Life?
The tendency as a child of God is to assume that God’s care for us will only ever entail what we view as “good.” God is certainly good in His dealings with us, but is a perfectly happy life really what the Bible teaches us to expect?
A Daily Step of Faith
Each day is a new opportunity for us to respond in faith to the happenings of life. And, in a sense, each day is also a step of faith.
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.
Acceptance
Missing peace in your life? A statement by Amy Carmichael recently reminded me of the powerful link between peace an acceptance.
The Perfect Work of Patience
Patience is a virtue, but we usually don’t like learning it. Yet patience and faith go hand in hand.
Justice or Vengeance?
In reading through the book of 1 Samuel this week, I was struck by David’s response when circumstances seemed perfect for him to take revenge on the man who had literally been trying to kill him.
Safety is of the Lord
We all like to feel safe and secure. It can be easy, though, to forget where our safety and security truly come from.