When we, as God’s beloved children, no longer act as if life is all about us, we begin to see others and their needs in a clearer light. We begin to see ourselves in a clearer light too. When we love others as Christ loves us, we become different people. More confident. Less selfish. More humble.
Continue reading →Wouldn’t it be wonderful if, especially this Christmas season, we could take God at His Word and believe, absolutely believe, that He loves us? Despite of all we’ve done?
Continue reading →What if you and I surrendered everything we are – all our emotions. including our insecurities, our deepest thoughts and all our beliefs – to the indwelling Holy Spirit? And what if we gave Him our entire personality (everything relating to the way we behave, including the way we interact with those around us and our sense of humor)?
Continue reading →I’d like to challenge you to pray every day for your husband to be the dad he saw modeled by his father – or the dad he wished he had. I’m talking about concentrated prayer every day for him to experience God’s power and presence. His confidence in being a good dad will grow as his faith in his heavenly Father’s love and care for him grows.
Continue reading →Though we still might not be thrilled to have our pictures taken, perhaps by developing this mindset, we’ll stop running away from the chance of being included in the memories of those who love us – forever preserved in photos and group selfies.
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