Too Busy for Jesus, Part 2

Jesus First Jesus clearly states what our priorities as Christians should look like in Matthew 6:31-33: “Therefore do not worry, saying, ‘What shall we eat?’ or ‘What shall we drink?’ or ‘What shall we wear?’  For after all these things the Gentiles seek. For your heavenly Father knows that you need all these things. But seek … Continue reading Too Busy for Jesus, Part 2

The Same

We should all be grateful that God never changes. He does not change His gender, change His nature, or change His Word. If He did, we would find Him unreliable, unfaithful, and untrustworthy. But because He is always the same, we can have confidence that Who He is today will be who He will be … Continue reading The Same

Just As He Said

God is a perfect example of faithfulness.  Many well-meaning people may attempt to exemplify faithfulness, but they can’t hold a candle to God’s perfect, promise-keeping nature.  His very name is “Faithful and True” (Revelation 19:11), and He keeps His word to a “thousand generations” (Psalm 105:8).  In fact, Numbers 23:19 says, “God is not a … Continue reading Just As He Said

Supernatural Strength

Our natural instinct is to consider ourselves as self-sustaining, able to handle every situation that comes our way.  We think we have all the strength we need in and of ourselves.  Unfortunately, believing this makes us a failure because we were never designed to take care of ourselves.  We don’t have what it takes to … Continue reading Supernatural Strength

Second Anniversary!

Two weeks ago, I posted the song "Yes" by John Waller.  It's been one of my favorite for the last ten years or so.  It's a great reminder of what faith in God's unfailing promises will do!  It is especially meaningful to me because it was one of my theme songs when I was believing … Continue reading Second Anniversary!

Straw and Jewels

When we imagine a successful person, we immediately visualize someone who is famous for their talent or looks, who owns half the city of New York, or who has a bank account the size of Texas.  Culture has ingrained in our heads that this is what it means to be a success – have lots, … Continue reading Straw and Jewels