The question of whether I am okay with God cannot be answered by as assessment of anything about us, but only by acknowledgement of the sufficiency of Christ’s provision.

The corruptions of our world do not hinder the eternal plans of our gracious God but draw us to Him.

Ultimately, God displays grace whenever He provides good for His people that they cannot provide for themselves.

Paul speaks of the beauty and purity of the marriage bed that blesses Christian marriage, reminding us that God’s grace always blesses by leading us in the paths that honor him and one another.

God always will do what is best, when his children ask.

My father’s example made clear that a biblical family head selflessly reflects the One who gave of himself so we would be blessed as His family!

Repentant obedience is not our ticket to grace; it is our offering of thanksgiving for it.

The Lord who spells out unchanging truth in his Word is also saying, “Here’s my heart for you.” In that heart of grace is pardon and new life through Jesus Christ.”

We are children of our Heavenly Father, and because we are His children, His love will never leave or forsake us.

We need to reconsider any approach to prayer that requires God to provide all our wants.