2 Corinthians 4:7 But we have this treasure in earthen vessels, so that the surpassing greatness of the power will be of God and not from ourselves. Evidently, we have a “treasure” that results in “surpassing greatness” (a superlative for you English language folk) of the power of God. Unfortunately, it feels like our unbounded […]
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Did you see God this week? What would your life be like if you saw God? Can we experience The Face of God? Or is that for the privileged few Bible prophets? 2 Corinthians 3:18, But we all, with unveiled face, beholding as in a mirror the glory of the Lord, are being transformed into
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Unfortunately, the secret of contentment is a secret few Christians know.
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What do you want that stirs your heart? You might say, “Nothing. I am contented.” Contentment is good. But you can have contentment with a fiery passion. To want nothing at all means you cannot be manipulated, but it also means you cannot be motivated. To want is not a bad thing, depending on the
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Everyone in the world wants to be significant, but what does it mean to be significant? Believers have a much different idea about significance than the world. The world values fame, money, and control. Jesus said to Pilate, (John 18:36) “My kingdom is not of this world.” Believers find their significance in the invisible Kingdom.
Everyone likes a feeling of accomplishment. We all like the feeling of making headway, fulfilling our purpose. On the opposite side of that, we all get angry when things do not go right. Sometimes we feel that no matter what step we take, there is a stumbling block thrown in our way. Are we doomed
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There are so many unknowns in our crazy world it is easy for us to be shaken. It is astounding that something as small as a virus can bring the mightiest nation to its knees. Fear makes people irrational. Listening to the news to find truth is confusing because of the conflicting “facts” that are
Ah, a new year! A new year is an opportunity to look back at last year, and then reset our aim for the coming year. You might start out by asking yourself this question, “If I could have something in my life changed in an instant, what would I want it to be?” If you
