People must realize that “life is not about us, and purpose is not buried within us. Life is about knowing, loving and serving a gracious, mighty, forgiving and supportive Creator” said George Barna, director of research at the Cultural Research Center.
Their lives are a testament to God’s mercy and redemption, and a foreshadowing of the value Jesus Himself placed on women.
Here are this month’s podcast suggestions from your friends at The Scroll: Pray the Word with David Platt — Short, daily meditations on God’s Word
God is constant. He never changes. … He is the same yesterday, today and forever. The consistency of God also means that insofar as He has given us insight, we can see how He chooses to relate to us as His special creation, distinct from the animals.
“There are good days, there are bad days and there are really bad days. … Please just continue to love on me during these times when I’m not reciprocating.”
Christ, as the greatest Neighbor, has come down to us regardless of our qualifications and forgiven us for our sin. When we rest in Christ this Christmas, the hurting or rightly offended heart can find mercy and grace.
The best definition of what it is to be human comes from Christianity: each person is made in the likeness of God. Conversations about what it means to be beautiful, questions about racism, gender and sexuality, social media and influence, or about what makes someone “good” need to be based on identity — a real identity in Christ, not social expectation.
King Solomon says it well in Ecclesiastes 3:12, “I know that there is nothing better for people than to be happy and to do good while they live.” Make a choice of how you want to live this day. You never know who may benefit from your positive perspective.
People must realize that “life is not about us, and purpose is not buried within us. Life is about knowing, loving and serving a gracious, mighty, forgiving and supportive Creator” said George Barna, director of research at the Cultural Research Center.
Their lives are a testament to God’s mercy and redemption, and a foreshadowing of the value Jesus Himself placed on women.
Here are this month’s podcast suggestions from your friends at The Scroll: Pray the Word with David Platt — Short, daily meditations on God’s Word
God is constant. He never changes. … He is the same yesterday, today and forever. The consistency of God also means that insofar as He has given us insight, we can see how He chooses to relate to us as His special creation, distinct from the animals.
“There are good days, there are bad days and there are really bad days. … Please just continue to love on me during these times when I’m not reciprocating.”
Christ, as the greatest Neighbor, has come down to us regardless of our qualifications and forgiven us for our sin. When we rest in Christ this Christmas, the hurting or rightly offended heart can find mercy and grace.
The best definition of what it is to be human comes from Christianity: each person is made in the likeness of God. Conversations about what it means to be beautiful, questions about racism, gender and sexuality, social media and influence, or about what makes someone “good” need to be based on identity — a real identity in Christ, not social expectation.
King Solomon says it well in Ecclesiastes 3:12, “I know that there is nothing better for people than to be happy and to do good while they live.” Make a choice of how you want to live this day. You never know who may benefit from your positive perspective.
People must realize that “life is not about us, and purpose is not buried within us. Life is about knowing, loving and serving a gracious, mighty, forgiving and supportive Creator” said George Barna, director of research at the Cultural Research Center.
Their lives are a testament to God’s mercy and redemption, and a foreshadowing of the value Jesus Himself placed on women.
Here are this month’s podcast suggestions from your friends at The Scroll: Pray the Word with David Platt — Short, daily meditations on God’s Word
God is constant. He never changes. … He is the same yesterday, today and forever. The consistency of God also means that insofar as He has given us insight, we can see how He chooses to relate to us as His special creation, distinct from the animals.
“There are good days, there are bad days and there are really bad days. … Please just continue to love on me during these times when I’m not reciprocating.”
Christ, as the greatest Neighbor, has come down to us regardless of our qualifications and forgiven us for our sin. When we rest in Christ this Christmas, the hurting or rightly offended heart can find mercy and grace.
The best definition of what it is to be human comes from Christianity: each person is made in the likeness of God. Conversations about what it means to be beautiful, questions about racism, gender and sexuality, social media and influence, or about what makes someone “good” need to be based on identity — a real identity in Christ, not social expectation.
King Solomon says it well in Ecclesiastes 3:12, “I know that there is nothing better for people than to be happy and to do good while they live.” Make a choice of how you want to live this day. You never know who may benefit from your positive perspective.
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