Since we lack a trusting-God-gene; one to make trusting God our default setting, trusting Him takes intentionality and a bit of work. We must boost our wonderful trust-building memories of God until they drown out the painful trust-eroding memories.
God chose a man called Jephthah as one of the judges of Israel. Maybe you have never heard of him. He earned his notoriety when he decided to make a vow to God.
Only those who love God can be led by God. Our time is precious to God. He reminds us to redeem the time and not give it to the world.
I can conscientiously recite neither the Apostles Creed nor the Nicene Creed, both of which are frequently recited in unison at more liturgical assemblies of believers. It is a conviction I hold and one to which I will remain faithful until such time as I am persuaded to see it otherwise. I do not anticipate…
By Greg Laurie - I think fathers are the unsung heroes of our culture. I want to offer a word of encouragement to all of them.
Names are, in fact, a commodity. They have “value” attached to them and can either be “traded” for a favor or used as a “warning.” A name di...
We can’t live a trouble-free life. We can’t take a vacation from human suffering and tragedy. Maybe that is why former British Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli summed up life in this pessimistic way: “Youth is a mistake; manhood a struggle; old age a regret.”
We have been taught to not trust strangers, but our God has offered us the privilege of knowing Him, our King and Creator of the universe, intimately and personally. We learn to trust Him when we g…
Some of us are like Moses, we think we need to see a burning bush to really believe in God. Elohim came to Moses and introduced Himself in a very powerful way. The power of God and His name does no…
Christian theology takes on a definite form and system of study, creating the basis for exploring religious doctrines and matters of divinity, specifically the relationship of God with His creation. Theology comes from two Greek words: theos , meaning “God,” and logos , meaning “discourse” or “rea
