Tell Others
Shaming people is never helpful. Only God can change hearts and minds. Our job is to tell others what God has done in our lives. . .
Shaming people is never helpful. Only God can change hearts and minds. Our job is to tell others what God has done in our lives. . .
Smiling is a gift that costs us nothing. Smiling is the fastest way to communicate welcome, joy, and kindness. . .
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. . .
If you have a consistent history in your relationships of quarreling, fighting, and relational disorder, check your heart for selfishness or jealousy. If you need to confess sin in your heart, do, then ask God for wisdom. . .
Is there someone you need to forgive today? Take the first step toward reconciliation. God will give you the strength to go the full distance. . .
We must be careful not to cause harm to others by gossiping. Leading a quiet life and minding our own business brings honor to God and shines His light on others. . .
How quick are we to give an opinion or observation? How eager are we to hold our tongues, listen, and discern? More times than we realize or care to admit, our tongues run away with our hearts. . .
Loving your enemies. It’s easier said than done, for sure. But God longs for relationships to be restored, for love to flow and for the reward to be great for all involved. . .
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. . .
Honoring your parents is a lifelong duty. It looks different at four, fourteen, and forty, but it is a commandment important enough that almighty God chose to include it in a list of just ten. . .