Joy in the Journey
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. . .
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. . .
Look away from the cares of this world! Rejoice in what the Lord has done! Begin to count your blessings, and feel the weight lifting off your shoulders. . .
Did you know that God takes delight in us? He doesn’t rebuke us. He rejoices over us with singing. Next time you sing a worship song, think about what kind of song God would sing about you. . .
Women often become trapped in the cycle of routine, and soon we lose our spontaneity. But a happy heart turns life’s situations into opportunities for fun. . .
Trials are never fun. But they’re still necessary. They don’t get easier, but when we get through one, we can look back to see growth and strength. . .
“Delight yourself in the Lord; and He will give you the desires of your heart.” Some believe this verse means God will give you whatever you ask for. But it teaches something much deeper. . .
To laugh at the future is hard to imagine. To see hope instead of futility? Promise in the pain? Here’s how we can be like the Proverbs 31 woman. . .
Lord, as hard as it is, help us to find joy in the trials that come our way, because we know You have given us the ultimate victory. . .
If you are facing your own “flood” in life—unemployment, loss, disappointment, or depression—God is your portion. Your joy is found in Him, not your circumstances. . .
Though you are used to the changeability of everything on this earth, the light of the Lord does not fade, and what a promise that is!