Not even the worst moment. When our wretched, putrid sins was placed on Jesus, God (the Father), turned His face away. “My God, my God,” Jesus cried in agony, “why have you forsaken me?” (Mark 15:34 ESV). We’ll never know how incredibly alone He felt at that moment.
Continue reading →Imagine what understanding how much God loves you will do for you. How realizing (and experiencing) God’s love for you would change the way you think about yourself. How experiencing Almighty God’s love would confirm that you indeed matter.
Continue reading →What are your future goals? If you seek healing and restoration, your goal (and prayer) may simply be to make it to another day (I pray you will, too.) If you’ve experienced much success, your goal may be to succeed again at what you do best.
Continue reading →When you experience a crisis or heartbreak, rather than drowning your sorrows with worthless or destructive means or listening to people who don’t share your faith, why not seek one or more people who value God’s presence and ask them to pray with you?
Continue reading →If we were to know, grasp and truly experience the love of our Father, wouldn’t this cause us to want to linger in His presence? Wouldn’t it change our perspective on quiet times altogether?
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