3 perspectives that stir up fear
There are 3 perspectives that give the enemy permission to stir up your fears to the point where they can eclipse faith.
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Why waiting on God is essential to faith
The other morning, while reading the 32nd chapter of Exodus, I relearned an important lesson. Moses was up on the mountain having a face to face encounter with God. This Israelites hadn’t heard from him in a while and they got bored waiting for him. Let’s look in at their response: When the people saw how long it was taking…
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Making the most of our days
God has given us THIS moment to live fully, to love deeply, and to lay hold of all He has for us.
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Does God heal today?
Many Christians struggle with chronic illness and pray for healing. But what does it mean if God doesn't heal right away? Susie contemplates God's healing.
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God’s shelter for your storm
We are works in progress. And God is serious about transforming us from the inside out! Whatever storm threatens you, know that God's shelter covers you. He is with you. He will save you. And He will restore every lost thing.
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You are not what you do
God doesn't measure us by our past. Rather, our identity is ground in Christ's work for us.
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Assured of salvation
How can we be assured of our salvation? Susie Larson shares some of her thoughts after chatting with pastor and author Greg Gilbert about salvation.
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Things above
It is easy to get bogged down with concerns and struggles in our daily lives, but God calls us to turn our gaze to things above.
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Refreshment for the weary soul
No matter the reason for your weariness, know this: Jesus cares deeply about the condition of your soul. He invites you away to rest a while.
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What Heaven will be like
What will heaven be like? We will enjoy our loving, smiling Savior forever! We will be blown away by all of the ways our lives intersected with His divine intervention in our lives.
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