Devotion for February 4
We need to reconsider any approach to prayer that requires God to provide all our wants.
We need to reconsider any approach to prayer that requires God to provide all our wants.
For each generation the narrative that leads to Jesus is slightly different. And it has changed again with Gen Z, those born after 1997.
God loved, and kept loving, sinful people to show us that his grace is not dependent on our performance.
Updates, context, background, and explanation on the proceedings against a Missouri Presbytery teaching elder.
Resting on God’s grace does not relieve our obligation to honor him but powerfully stimulates our love to live for God’s glory and in our freedom.
When you recognize God’s discipline, trust it to be an expression of fatherly care that would be absent without his grace.
When we discover the grace that the God of all power and authority sacrificially extended to His loved ones, then we begin to discern our mission to reflect that same heart to our loved ones.
The more we understand the depths of who God is, the more we will be stirred up to praise Him.
In discipline, the divine hand is simply turning us back to the arms that embrace and protect us eternally.
Hearts open to the message of Scripture soon recognize that God never commends nor commands selfishness.