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You can’t call your family for help when they don’t know where you are.
by James Williams | We call the lion “The King of the Jungle” for a reason. Its speed, strength, and stalking abilities strike fear into the rest of the animal kingdom. However, many of its prey are larger or faster, forcing the lion to compensate for these disadvantages through strategy and patience...
We can.
Jamison Parker | My father-in-law, Bob, favors licorice-flavored tea as his morning drink of choice—a flavor reserved primarily for him, but one he shares with those whom he loves. As my wife, Jenn, and I moved from dating to courtship to marriage, I noticed he increasingly began to offer a cup of licorice tea to me...
Every act of evil incites the wrath of God, which should stir our hearts to praise him. However, we don’t usually think of God’s wrath as a good attribute to be praised.
by James Williams | Let us remember that the wrath of God and his just judgments provide hope for mankind. We simply wouldn’t want it any other way. Therefore, let us praise him for his wrath against sin and for his great mercy to spare those who repent and believe in Christ...
Though Christmas is not about you, Christmas is undoubtedly for you.
by Chrys Jones | Our righteous, suffering King came to be crushed and made a grief offering in order to count sinful people like us righteous (v. 10–11). Jesus was numbered with the transgressors and bore the sins of many in order to intercede for us before God (v.12). Our mighty King will indeed make kings shut their mouths...
If he can hold all the waters of the earth in the hollow of his hand, then he is certainly able to help us through our trials.
by James Williams | Each year, for some reason, we buy into the belief that next year will be different. As December concludes, we have high hopes that a change in the calendar will end the struggles and hardships that we are facing. However, as the new year dawns, it usually doesn’t take long for such happy hopes to...
What resources of the heart might enable us to forgive those who have sinned against us? We need to know because forgiveness, we’re told in Scripture, is mandatory for a Christian.
by John Beeson | “How can I forgive them?” It’s a question spoken out of a yearning to release the one who has inflicted injury. It’s a question that is said out of hurt and sometimes anger...
Nowhere does the Bible say thanking God is optional. It’s not a practice reserved only for the good times. It’s a spiritual discipline necessary at all times.
by David McLemore | Jesus’s blood seals our fate, and his Holy Spirit is our guarantee. The Father himself loves us. And if we have the Father’s love, we have everything we’ll ever need because he’s a good Father. The spiritual discipline of thanksgiving gives us eyes to see the goodness of God, and when we see the goodness...
When insomnia creeps in at 3 a.m., my theology becomes more concrete than ever. The Good Shepherd tells me, “My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.”
by Chrys Jones | The Good Shepherd is with us in our sleepless nights, and your lack of sleep is no reason to think otherwise. When your anxious thoughts or fiery darts from the enemy assail you, remember your Good Shepherd. Remember how he cried tears of blood and hung on the cross to pay for your sins. Remember how he rose...
