Over the past few years … God has opened many doors to a world outside my own, a planet which is complicated, a universe more overwhelming than my self-centered solar system, yet a world which is real: His world.
As a multimedia specialist for the International Mission Board, I get a front row seat to incredible stories of how God is using our missionaries and partners around the world. I get to watch them work to eradicate lostness every day.
Lamentations 3:22–23 tells us God’s mercies are new every morning and it releases us from the need to strive to earn God’s love and acceptance. It does not however absolve us from intentionally seeking a closer relationship with Him.
Comfort for Christians looks different than it looks for the world. Our ultimate comfort is in Jesus. But living for Jesus and walking in obedience to the commands of God will lead us into uncomfortable situations. That’s guaranteed.
What do we do when loved ones make disappointing choices? I think it helps to look at what Jesus did with the ones closest to Him.
We can rest assured that God is eternally faithful and will see us to the end. Everything, even our waiting, is for our good and His glory.
Because of what God has done, we are to respond in joyful obedience as we receive and use His blessings for His glory, for our good, and for the good of those around us.
The Christian life was never intended to be one and done. Yes, our salvation is secure in Christ, but without regular time devoted to God and His word, it’s so easy to find ourselves drifting from the life of obedience God calls us to.
Over the past few years … God has opened many doors to a world outside my own, a planet which is complicated, a universe more overwhelming than my self-centered solar system, yet a world which is real: His world.
As a multimedia specialist for the International Mission Board, I get a front row seat to incredible stories of how God is using our missionaries and partners around the world. I get to watch them work to eradicate lostness every day.
Lamentations 3:22–23 tells us God’s mercies are new every morning and it releases us from the need to strive to earn God’s love and acceptance. It does not however absolve us from intentionally seeking a closer relationship with Him.
Comfort for Christians looks different than it looks for the world. Our ultimate comfort is in Jesus. But living for Jesus and walking in obedience to the commands of God will lead us into uncomfortable situations. That’s guaranteed.
What do we do when loved ones make disappointing choices? I think it helps to look at what Jesus did with the ones closest to Him.
We can rest assured that God is eternally faithful and will see us to the end. Everything, even our waiting, is for our good and His glory.
Because of what God has done, we are to respond in joyful obedience as we receive and use His blessings for His glory, for our good, and for the good of those around us.
The Christian life was never intended to be one and done. Yes, our salvation is secure in Christ, but without regular time devoted to God and His word, it’s so easy to find ourselves drifting from the life of obedience God calls us to.
Over the past few years … God has opened many doors to a world outside my own, a planet which is complicated, a universe more overwhelming than my self-centered solar system, yet a world which is real: His world.
As a multimedia specialist for the International Mission Board, I get a front row seat to incredible stories of how God is using our missionaries and partners around the world. I get to watch them work to eradicate lostness every day.
Lamentations 3:22–23 tells us God’s mercies are new every morning and it releases us from the need to strive to earn God’s love and acceptance. It does not however absolve us from intentionally seeking a closer relationship with Him.
Comfort for Christians looks different than it looks for the world. Our ultimate comfort is in Jesus. But living for Jesus and walking in obedience to the commands of God will lead us into uncomfortable situations. That’s guaranteed.
What do we do when loved ones make disappointing choices? I think it helps to look at what Jesus did with the ones closest to Him.
We can rest assured that God is eternally faithful and will see us to the end. Everything, even our waiting, is for our good and His glory.
Because of what God has done, we are to respond in joyful obedience as we receive and use His blessings for His glory, for our good, and for the good of those around us.
The Christian life was never intended to be one and done. Yes, our salvation is secure in Christ, but without regular time devoted to God and His word, it’s so easy to find ourselves drifting from the life of obedience God calls us to.
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