We don’t have to be thrown into prison to be able to praise the Lord! From Crosswalk.com………………
Tag: Trusting in God
This is an interesting and encouraging article! (Hint: Cleopas was one of the two disciples who Jesus met on the road to Emmaus). From Crosswalk.com…………….
This is a beautifully sensitive and scriptural article, that will speak to a number of readers. If not for some pain they are presently experiencing, then for some future affliction. From Things Above Us……………….
This article reminds us that this world is one of constant change, but our God never changes. The author here quotes some lines from a great hymn by Horatius Bonar:
“My love is ofttimes low,
My joy still ebbs and flows,
But peace with Him remains the same,
No change my Savior knows.
I change, He changes not;
The Christ can never die;
His love, not mine, the resting-place,
His truth, not mine, the tie.”
From Feeding on Christ…………………..
When it comes to helpful resources on the topic of depression, I find nothing to be as helpful as those written by those who have actually experienced depression firsthand. This brief article is one such resource. From The Gospel Coalition………………….
“The implications of past disappointments can loom heavily over the present, and the possibility of future disappointments sits as a constant threat on the horizon. Yet along with every disappointment come promises from God that are strong enough to steady us, comfort us, and lift our eyes to him.” From DesiringGod.org………………….
This article deals with a very important issue: Will we not only accept the provision we receive from the Lord’s hand, but will we receive it with gratitude and thankfullness? From The Navigators………….
Be honest now, you have probably talked to God a time or two about how messed your church is, and why doesn’t He fix this or that? Right? Maybe instead we should express thanks to the Lord for our messed-up church and for the opportunities to grow spiritually all around us there! From Core Christianity……………..
Here is a nice article that calls us to remember that even John the Baptist had his moments of doubt and needed reassurance from Jesus that he was on the right path for his life. From pastor Craig Thompson……………….
This article looks at the first Epistle from Peter, where he reminds his readers that God has made certain promises to His children, and so they can be certain that they have everything they need for both life and for godliness. From Crossway.org………………………..
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