The Wonder of His Majesty
Almost all of us have grown up with a view of God as loving, accepting, and forgiving, and we have learned to take those attributes for granted. We’ve lost the wonder of His majesty. . .
Almost all of us have grown up with a view of God as loving, accepting, and forgiving, and we have learned to take those attributes for granted. We’ve lost the wonder of His majesty. . .
It’s not enough to love God with a passing “I love you a lot” sentimentalism. We aren’t called just to love God but to love Him with intensity. . .
Why do we sit back in our comfortable darling sins and wonder why God hasn’t sent a fresh wind of His Spirit? Could it be that our desire for revival is only rhetoric?
We hear it in church. We say it to others. We want to believe it. God is good. All the time. But sometimes, when life yanks hard and pulls the rug out from under us, we begin to doubt. . .
No one likes to be lied to. And after awhile, a liar is not believed. But there is one liar to whom we listen over and over. . .
Smiling is a gift that costs us nothing. Smiling is the fastest way to communicate welcome, joy, and kindness. . .
Is it really okay to use bad language once in a while? God wants to cleanse and renew our hearts so that our speech will reflect the good treasure that is inside us. . .
Do you ask a blessing over your food when you eat in a public place? Is it a sin not to pray before eating? Probably not. But it is certainly honoring God to do it. . .
One of the indicators of whether a culture will survive is the degree of value it places on its older generation. Those who have lived long lives have great wisdom to share. . .
When you really get to talking with fellow students or coworkers, it is astonishing to discover how unbiblical ideas about the origins of the earth have taken deep root in our society. . .