Practice Believing The Best Of Others
How often do we find ourselves the object of false judgment? On the flip side, how often are we the ones telling lies about someone?
Continue reading →Forgiving Our Parents
If you’re a child of an imperfect, yet a sincerely caring parent, what would you like to say to your mom, dad, or both? If you are one of those imperfect parents, yet sincerely tried to be a good mom or dad, what would you like to say to your children? Why not take the time to have these conversations soon?
Continue reading →Why We Should Bear Others’ Shortcomings
May we learn (and remember) how much God loves us and try to see others through His eyes of unconditional love. Then, perhaps we can move toward bearing with each other for more than five seconds at a time.
Continue reading →Restoring The One Who Has Hit Rock Bottom (In Honor of the 2024 National Day of Prayer)
As we discussed last week, God calls us to rise above the temptation to gossip when people make devastating choices that ruin their lives and relationships. It’s especially easy to fall into this trap when it involves someone we don’t particularly like. But when we choose to behave this way, we further the decay of our country, our community and even our churches.
Continue reading →When We Revel In Our “Enemy’s” Downfall
We could also ask our heavenly Father to give us a humble heart and help us remember how many times we’ve blown it and how much it hurt when others shamed us. How many times we, too, needed grace and mercy.
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