Does God Run Out of Patience? (1 Sam 28.6)
Is God capable of running out of patience with us? What happens if he does run out of patience— are we doomed? Explore these questions with Dr. Mark McDowel ...
Is God capable of running out of patience with us? What happens if he does run out of patience— are we doomed? Explore these questions with Dr. Mark McDowel ...
Are you easy to follow as a leader? Would people you are trying to lead agree with your assessment? Have you ever asked?
In the Book of Psalms, it says, "Be still before the Lord and wait patiently for him; fret not yourself over the one who prospers in his way, over the man who carries out evil devices!" (Psalm 37:7). This ancient wisdom holds the key to a more peaceful life: cultivating...
This week, as we continue to work our way through 1 Corinthians 13:4, one challenge per week, we’ll discuss the second challenge listed in verse 4: kindness. “Love is patient and kind …” (ESV).
To understand how the Lord answers prayers and intervenes in the affairs of believers must not be misconstrued. It's time to know why God is not a genie
“Be still, and know that I am God. I will be exalted among the nations, I will be exalted in the earth!” - Psalm 46:10Have you ever felt the world around you is moving at a breakneck pace, urging you to keep up or be left behind? In such times,...
"Be patient, therefore, brothers, until the coming of the Lord. See how the farmer waits patiently for the earth's precious fruit until it receives the early and the late rains. You should also be patient. Establish your hearts, for the coming of the Lord is at hand." - James 5:7-8Patience...
As we think about God’s patience toward us, perhaps we’ll behave more patiently as we extend grace toward our spouses, children, fellow drivers, phone systems that keep us on hold, and yes, even inconsiderate store cashiers. With God’s help, I want to live and speak in a way that will “change” another person’s day in a positive way, don’t you?
In leading change for over 35 years, I have learned a few things - some things which may help you better lead change.
A study of Colossians 3:9-13 identifies a renewable, new self, finds unity in Christ, demonstrates Godly traits, and a heart of forgiveness.
This post will show you how to wait patiently for the Lord. In case you need to know, waiting patiently for the Lord is part of the spiritual process of fulfilling your God-given purpose or manifesting as a child of God on the earth. Impatience is ungodly and it can lead you into further sins. […]
Charles Spurgeon said, “By perseverance, the snail reached the ark.”
Have you ever wondered why God's plans for our lives don't always align with our own? As Christians, we often face moments where our timelines clash with the divine schedule, leading to confusion and frustration. But what if these waiting periods are religious invitations to deepen our faith? This blog...
Picture this: two islands, once closely nestled in the vast sea, gradually drifting apart. The currents of change, like unseen forces, pull them in different directions, creating a growing gap that threatens the solidity of their connection. It is a slow process, almost imperceptible initially, but eventually, the separation becomes...
Fostering a child brings significant rewards but also some challenges. Here are some tips for caring for foster children with compassion.
Ever been stuck in a moment of waiting and wondered why it matters? Quotes about waiting are akin to treasures, unveiling the secrets hidden within those pauses. Waiting is not just about the clock ticking away but about finding meaning in those seemingly quiet times. Join us on this journey...
Yellowstone is quiet--waiting for the season’s slow buildup of snow to transform the roads from what they’ve been to what they will be.
Family can get really messy over the holidays. My family growing up was one big mess on every-days. Fighting. Arguing. Yelling. Crying. And eventually, a lot of forgiving. If ever there is a place to learn about forgiveness…to practice forgiveness…to struggle with forgiveness…it is in the context of family. And interestingly, it is in the context of family where the word forgiveness first shows up in the Bible. Read more...
Waiting on God's promises to be fulfilled in your life is hard. Read how God fulfilled His promises in the Bible and will come through for you too!
Waiting. It's part of our everyday lives. You wait for the washing machine to finish so you can transfer the clothes to the dryer...only to wait again for them to dry. You wait for dinner to finish cooking so you can eat it. You wait in a doctor's office (for what seems like forever) for a 10-minute appointment. You wait at traffic lights, stop signs, and drive-thrus, for holidays, birthdays, and anniversaries. You wait, and wait, and wait some more. You get the picture. Waiting happens! But wha