He Can Do Anything
Jesus has one request when you ask for help with your own issues: Take the if out of the equation when it comes to believing in His power. Have faith that He can do anything in your life, that for Him nothing is impossible. . .
Jesus has one request when you ask for help with your own issues: Take the if out of the equation when it comes to believing in His power. Have faith that He can do anything in your life, that for Him nothing is impossible. . .
At times, you may hear about war or see devastation wrought by earthquakes, fires, hurricanes, famine, tornadoes, and tsunamis. There is only one place you can go to escape the chaos. . .
As you spend time in the restful yet rejuvenating presence of Jesus, be open! Allow His presence to sweep into your eyes, ears—and heart. Doing so will fill you with joy. . .
Remember who Jesus is and the amazing things He has done for you. He’s not overlooking you. Take courage that you will recognize His voice and His presence when He is near. . .
Commitment is hard to come by these days. With a fast-paced, give-it-to-me-now culture, it’s hard to slow down and settle. Instead, the temptation is to jump from one thing to the next. . .
Maybe you have tried to share your faith with a family member and felt rejected. Try to counter any rejections you receive with compassionate prayers for those you love. . .
Perhaps all you need today is fearless faith. Not fix-it-yourself, find the strength and faith from within. A fearless, expectant faith that He will heal, redeem, and restore you. . .
God wants you to praise Him in good times and in bad. It’s when you praise Him during the hard times that He increases your faith and helps you to see His goodness in all situations. . .
When was the last time you got together with a young mom or neighbor? Pray for her and ask God to open a door so that you can have a grown-up “playdate.”
Take time to do some self-reflecting. See if there’s something for which you need to forgive yourself—and do so. Then extend that same love and forgiveness toward others. . .