How to Fix a Bad Day
Have you ever wondered how a perfectly good day can get so messed up? All it takes is a sharp word to a family member or an unhelpful attitude or unkind action. Here’s how to fix it. . .
Have you ever wondered how a perfectly good day can get so messed up? All it takes is a sharp word to a family member or an unhelpful attitude or unkind action. Here’s how to fix it. . .
Bonding takes place as we draw close to something. So we must choose to cling to what is good and avoid evil. We should not even flirt with sin or we could find ourselves in bondage. . .
How many times do we make a mistake and confess it to the Lord, then continue to punish ourselves with guilt and condemnation? Here’s what to do instead. . .
Every one of us has messed up—some of us big-time. Fortunately, we serve the God of second chances. Have faith in the blood that cleanses all sins. . .
Even though we believe that Christ paid the penalty for our sins, we still have feelings of guilt. These two things will help when we don’t feel forgiven. . .
Have you ever fallen down in your Christian walk? It doesn’t mean you are no longer a Christian. The key is to stand up and allow God to. . .
Through the Bible, we have the privilege of learning from others’ mistakes throughout history so we will not fall into the same traps. . .
Lying, in whatever form it comes, causes barriers to rise up between people. It’s hard to love people if you—or they—are hiding behind false words. . .
As you go about your day, remember who you are. Remember whose you are. Leave behind whatever shame you’re hiding behind and just come home. . .
Sin can hold us captive to the love, grace, and mercy that God wants us to fully experience. But when that wall comes down, God’s spirit comes pouring out over you like the rushing waters of a river. . .