Growing as a Christian
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When your world is suddenly turned upside down, remember, the LORD's plans for your life haven’t been cancelled. When you feel trapped with no way out, here are things to remember.
We press in for a breakthrough, and instead the LORD provides the seed for that breakthrough. Sometimes our need is the answer, other times what we really need is the process that brings that answer.
Waiting on God. Have you realized that that it can be one of the most challenging things in our spiritual journey? Perhaps through a promise in Scripture, a prophetic word or just a knowing in your heart, God has spoken to you regarding a relationship, a career or a ministry.
Life is full of surprises. This means that the course and the quality of our life is going to be determined by our ability to handle what we didn't see coming. If we handle the surprises well, we will live well.
Whether you are a student, entrepreneur, worker or homemaker instead of depending on your limited wisdom and resources in handling your daily situation, Jesus made available a key where you can download from heaven His wisdom and direction: The Spirit-filled Life.
No Retreat, No Reserve, No Regrets
I am challenged by the life of William Borden. Born into a very rich family, he studied at Ivy League schools, Princeton and Harvard. At age 25 he left all to become a missionary to China.
Where Your Attention Goes, The Power Flows
Today’s passage gives us a simple yet profound principle to living with the empowering presence and power of Christ in our situations.
Thriving in the Midst of Adversities
Can you look back to certain situation and season where you prematurely label it a 'burden' when you are in the middle of it; but call it a 'blessing' when you get on the other side of it.
Positioning Ourselves to Move with God
In the midst of the changes and uncertainties, anchoring on JESUS who remains unchanged will position us to move with the LORD.
Significance of the Resurrection
CHRIST has Risen! If we only think of Easter as Jesus rose from the dead, then we would have missed the point.
