Love Him With Intensity
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. . .
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. . .
Don’t be deceived by reducing love to feelings. If you do, your relationships will be tossed by the winds of every circumstance. . .
We serve a great and powerful God, yet He is also a Father. God shows such compassion to Elijah in today’s passage. This compassion and pure fatherly love is how God directs us. . .
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. . .
Love is a choice. We choose to give and receive love. As Christians, we must heed God’s command to love one another even when it’s hard. . .
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. . .
You are important to your heavenly Father, more important than the sun, the moon, and the stars. Those things, in all of their splendor, don’t even come close to you. . .
How can we modern women cultivate confidence in a world that rewards thinness, talent, and tabloid-readiness over character and virtue? First, We must focus our eyes on God. . .
At the moment of your conception, roughly three million decisions were made about you. Everything from your eye color to the swirl of your fingerprints was determined. . .
To think that we are the apple of God’s eye is incredible. Consider the care He must take for us. He will go to great lengths to protect us from harm. . .