is what you're living for worth Christ dying for?

[monn-chan]

“Our God is a god of righteousness, of power, and of might. He orders for us to drop our swords and instead, He picks them up and charges into battle for us. No one is stronger. No one is braver. No one is kinder. No one is more loving nor more protective. So, when you are awake in the dead of night, a war battling in your mind, take heart. He has already won.”

— a.k. | reminders for trying times, messy brains, and beating hearts. (via shepraises)

[worshipgifs]

[him-first]

[nordicsublime]

[justcallmebishop]

Satan has been recycling the same 3 lies since the beginning of time. Don't fall for it.

1. You have to do something to prove who you are. (Genesis 3:5, Matthew 4:3)

2. You didn’t hear God correctly/you have the wrong information. (Genesis 3:1, Matthew 4:8-9)

3. There are no consequences to your actions. (Genesis 3:4, Matthew 4:6)

[petalier]

“In God we will be strong.”

— Psalm 60:12 (via theprocast)

[like-fairy-tales]

[heart-for-god]

2 Corinthians 5:18

[thesovereignword]

[petalier]

[the-perfect-aesthetic]

[alistairradley]

The mighty power of God is made manifest by the Holy Spirit; for he changes the hearts of men.

- Thomas Watson, A Body of Divinity

[ashestoskies-deactivated2020070]

“God can’t shape what we won’t put in His hands.”

— Bob Goff (via gloriayang)

[livingwithjesus]

[heart-for-god]

Isaiah 26:9

[violentwavesofemotion-deactivat]

“Courage, courage. To never settle, to see with new eyes, to expand.”

— Virginia Woolf, from a diary entry written c. October 1918 featured in “The Diary of Virginia Woolf: Volume I (1915-1919),”

[kingdomreigns]

You don’t become a Christian by going to church, getting baptized, and keeping the rules. You become a Christian by despairing of your own righteousness, and throwing yourself like a helpless person on Christ for his righteousness and his forgiveness.”

John Piper