Expect Trouble
Why do bad things happen to good people? In the Gospel of John, Christ told his followers to expect trouble in this world. Luckily, we do not have to face it alone. . .
Why do bad things happen to good people? In the Gospel of John, Christ told his followers to expect trouble in this world. Luckily, we do not have to face it alone. . .
Sometimes we’re embarrassed that our tears stream from a seemingly bottomless well. But God cares about us so much that He bottles our tears. . .
What kind of burdens are you carrying today—finances, health, work, family cares, children? You don’t have to take them on alone. God’s Word encourages us to roll every burden on Him. . .
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. . .
“Sleep on it.” Researchers have found this to be sound advice. But there are also far more important spiritual benefits of the new day God give us. . .
Trials are inevitable, a part of life. But God uses them to refine us, to burn up the dross, to mold us into the image of Jesus Christ. So when you feel afraid. . .
When someone is praying for comfort, be ready—it might just be you God will send to minister to that hurting soul. You might be an answer to prayer. . .
At the center of life’s storms, how do we find peace? Don’t worry—peace can be ours for the asking. God is ready to calm our storms when. . .
When we find ourselves in difficult situations, what do we do? Many people cry: “Oh God, why me?” But we mortals have a too-narrow view. . .
God hears our pleas even when He seems silent. The problem is that we cannot hear Him because of exhaustion. Rest is key. . .