He Will Enable You
If God has placed a dream in your heart, if it involves your gifts and talents, if it’s going to help others, if it will glorify Him as you shine in the glory He has given you, He will enable you. . .
If God has placed a dream in your heart, if it involves your gifts and talents, if it’s going to help others, if it will glorify Him as you shine in the glory He has given you, He will enable you. . .
Scripture says that God’s Word is a light unto your path. It doesn’t shine like you’re in broad daylight. Instead, the Lord—and His Word—will give you just enough light for the step you’re on. . .
Nothing we give to God is wasted, whether for praise, worship, or works of the kingdom. God has promised that when we give ourselves for His sake, He will reward us. . .
In this day and age when action is so heavily stressed, it is hard for us to wrap our heads around the thought of not acting. Waiting on God’s will and timing is one of the hardest acts. . .
God has plans for our lives. But oftentimes we find ourselves standing in His way. And in so doing, we limit His power and blind ourselves to what He is looking to create in our lives. . .
It is a beautiful thing to know someone is seeking you out, taking the initiative and interest. Though we are called to search for God, we can only do this because He first called us. . .
It’s an age-old question: What is God’s will for my life? It’s easy to agonize over this question, but God’s will is not necessarily a matter of choosing precisely the right step. . .
Whether you’re called to be a firefighter or a teacher or a stay-at-home mom, you are important. Your life means something. God called you to fulfill that special role. . .
Through any trial or pain, the Lord sees all, and He loves his people in a deep, unfailing way. Although a thousand may fall, our fate and lives rest in Him and Him alone. . .
Have you ever been asked to fill a position for which you felt unqualified? Maybe you aren’t as experienced as the last person who had the job, but God chose you. . .