Have you ever felt like you’ve lost your way? To lose one’s way is to no longer be certain about one’s present way of living life.I would ask you to consider the possibility that your soul came out of alignment. There is a sweet spot for one’s emotional well-being. It's called centredness.
I want you to know that when God asks us to be still, it’s not the end of the request, either. He doesn’t want stillness or silence for their own sake. It is in the elusive stillness that He commands us to know that He is God.
Would you be surprised to learn that Christianity is loaded with many contradictions? What do you do when your aspects of your faith do not act in accordance with logic and reason?
Often, devotionals are to provide inspiration and encouragement. They can function as a type of spiritual or emotional pick-me-up. But occasionally, all that comes from the depths is a lament. Today's devo falls in that category. My prayer is that these words speak to you.
We often conflate the word longsuffering with patience. But longsuffering possesses a quality that goes far beyond the limits of mere patience. Longsuffering is a willingness to go the extra mile even for the more difficult people in your life.
There's addiction and then there's addiction. If you know, you know. Some people's addiction looks like an everyday bad habit that needs a swift kick in the pants. But some people are bound in heavy chains they have carried for years. Here's some hope for the hopeless.
Ever asked, "What IS a Christian anyway?" What is it that makes one a real Christian? Do you just simply start saying you're a Christian? Or do you have to go through some rituals? Hopefully this primer will help you sort some stuff out.
I wrote a number of years ago on something I labeled body stewardship. In short, you are not the owner of your body. Its true owner holds you to provide care for that in which you possess. Considering the state of health in our world, it seems we have work to do.
