“I’ve never been this way before” is not an excuse in God’s eyes. He has walked this way and promises to go before us. Our job is to keep our eyes on Him!
But I’ve Never Been This Way Before!
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The Consolation of Israel
The consolation of Israel? A tiny baby that the prophet Simeon held, God Himself, in the flesh, come to take away our shame and us home.
The Clumsy Puppy
As Christians, we must forge ahead in passing on the word of Truth to other people. Clumsy or not, we must try.
He Suffered
Temptation is hard. We take comfort that Jesus also suffered when He was tempted, and He can help us through the same experience!
The New Day
The heavens declare God’s glory, and we may also choose today to declare the glory of God as we allow His love to shine through in all we do!
El nuevo día
Los cielos declaran la gloria de Dios, y nosotros también podemos elegir hoy declarar la gloria de Dios al permitir que Su amor brille en todo lo que hacemos.
Don’t Settle
Sometimes we have to learn to live with things, but we should never “settle for second best” with God! He has better things planned for us!
Doing What Is Right…
Doing the right thing: It isn’t always the easiest choice, but it’s always the right choice! Even if it makes enemies on earth…
Hacer lo correcto
Hacer lo correcto: no siempre es la opción más fácil, ¡pero siempre es la opción correcta! Incluso si nos hace ganar enemigos en la tierra…
Looking for Help in the Right Places
On our own, we can’t do much to help people. Only Jesus can meet the deeper needs that everyone has. Why? Because He loves us!
Joy
“The Joy of the Lord”: The joy we have in the Lord? Or the joy that the Lord takes in us? Either way, we have reason to celebrate!
The Clariton
We have a foundational force: God’s sweet Spirit. We must let this sink deep into our spirits, for once it is there, nothing can remove it!
Words and Meditations
"Let the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart be acceptable in Your sight, O LORD, my Rock and my Redeemer." (Psalm 19:14 ESV) The psalmist prays that his words and the silent meditation of his heart will be acceptable to God. What are his words? On what...