You Don’t Need to Know the Path to Trust The Guide
I’m not riddled with anxiety or asking everyone I know to calm me down.
I’m not riddled with anxiety or asking everyone I know to calm me down.
I resolve not to lift my eyes to the expectations of others—perceived or real.
It seems to strike at the very heart of our erroneous belief that if we just do enough for God then He will keep suffering and pain from our door.
What we need, and what our kids need, is the truth that our current reality is not our final reality.
Had she learned to praise instead of grumble as the chapters of her life filled with both joy and hardship? Was this my lesson now?
I had to begin to take a hard look at my issues and I knew I had to choose to change my relationship with my mom.
We saw that we had the responsibility to minister to these children with the truth that could also set them and even their families free.
What seem like scraps to us are God’s best resources to prove His love for us once and for all.
In a world that pulled away from pain, Jesus pushed in.
Through your faith, God can stop the clock and resurrect your dream.
We’re all learning how to trust God, from the newest to the oldest of believers.
The problem isn’t when you have a lot to do; it’s when you have too much to do, and the only way to keep the quota up is to hurry.
His mercies are new, His compassions never fail. We choose to open our hands when what we’d rather do is clamp shut, protect, defend.
The goal is not to win but to be like Christ.
In order to move from awareness to acknowledgment, we must first be brave enough to accept the historical truths and modern realities.