Our prayers should reflect God’s divine design in, and gracious purposes through, “all kinds of people.”

We gain strength and zeal for life’s spiritual battles when we know we are securely held in the Lord’s arms.

Praise doesn’t erase trials but equips us for them.

When we question why God doesn’t just eradicate all sin from the earth now, Jesus’ response is that his harvest of souls is not ready.

The strength of character required to be the head of a home is not displayed through outward appearances but developed through a heart of daily sacrifice.

Being God’s people isn’t about domination. Being God’s people is about intercession.

We would desire no rescue without the world’s evil; we would have no rescue without Jesus.

One reason God allows suffering is to prepare us for future work.

Daniel’s faithfulness to God was rooted in God’s faithfulness to him.

If we point to God’s character revealed at the Cross, then we need never doubt his eternal love.