I write this post because there was a time in my life when I thought I was saved, and I wasn’t. If I had died during that time, I would have died in my sin and went to hell–separated from God for all of eternity.
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Can you trust God to open doors you can’t see?
Are there certain things God has promised you? Are you in the midst of a transition, chomping at the bit to see what God has next for you?
Wisdom Wednesday: Are you Prideful?
Pride is self-focused, self-seeking, and self-worshipping. It puffs itself up and exalts itself above everyone and everything–especially God, His will, and His Word.
The Assignment: Trust and Hope in the Lord
The man who trusts and hopes in the Lord does not worry or fear. He is not moved by his circumstances. He believes that the Lord is his protector and provider. No matter what comes, he will prosper and bear good fruit to the glory of the Lord!
Wisdom Wednesday: Should you go to church?
Yes, you should not only go to church, but you should be a member of a church and serve where God has planted you.
An Ode to the Savior: A Poem
It’s a beautiful and life changing experience when the LORD chooses us–essentially declaring: “It is you I have chosen in Myself since before the foundation of the world. I laid down My life for you. I died so you could live forever in Me.” ❤
Wisdom Wednesday: Do you know God’s will for your life?
It’s imperative that you are able to ascertain God’s will in every season of your life so you’re not led astray by your own lust and desire or deceived into going down the wrong path by the enemy.
Our Love: A Poem
Isn’t it amazing that God loves us? Isn’t it amazing that His love for us saves us, changes us, and empowers us? Isn’t it amazing that His love never fails and nothing can separate us from it? You are loved by the One, true living God. Receive that love today!
It may be hard now, but one day very soon we shall feast with our King
I know it’s hard. We are living in increasingly frightening and lawless times. However, today I want you to do two things if you have five to ten minutes to spare:
Come: A Poem
Come: A Poem (Winter 2018, last poem in this section of collection)
