It starts with us—ordinary, regular us—taking one step, then two, and then a hundred small steps in an intentional direction.
Remember, it is into the emptiness that our God came. He filled the void with Light and Life.
In the span of God’s wide and rowdy family, we all belong to one another and there is no such thing as other people’s children.
We’ve all experienced the difficulty of putting our head knowledge into life practice.
There is no image that displays the love of God more perfectly than the scars of Jesus. The scars tell God’s story.
When we desire to find our happiness in God, we access a well of joy that won’t run dry.
God gives us courage. As much as we try to summon it, bravery doesn’t come from our own will.
When you are suffering, it is vital that you preach regularly to yourself the truths that Scripture declares.
It’s time to stop the theft of your identity and gain stability through rescuing the significance of the person you were created to be.
You don’t have to continue to live stretched too thin — exhausted, stressed, frustrated, and drained.
Jesus gives us practical steps to love in extraordinary ways.
The remarkable part of Christianity is not that we have a Savior who came to deliver us but that we have a Savior who sees us for who we really are and loves us anyway.
Some of the novels I love best are the ones that have taught me how to accept and survive the most grievous facts of my life.
When I finally submitted to the fact that a sovereign, good, and trustworthy God was the one in control, not me, I was set free from the hold that fear and anxiety had on me.
Every day He gives us a new start. And every day He says we can come to Him as a child to her father. Any time.
