Your Daily Bible Verse

Suffering can be an extension of God’s goodness when it is viewed from the perspective of God and eternity.

Forgiveness and cleansing are very different things.

There are many people who choose to retreat and regress into the pain of yesterday because they’re controlled by their fear instead of by God’s guidance.

All temptation is common. The Bible promises us that we will be able to withstand temptation through the power of the Holy Spirit.

The Bible teaches that fearing God is not about being afraid, but rather standing in awe of his majesty and power. By having a high view of God, we can find strength and hope in his steadfast love, rather than relying on our own human abilities or resources.

As God is reflected in the face of Jesus, so you can reflect Him, too.

Even though God didn't cause our pain, he will refine us through it.

We may feel like God could never forgive us, but like Abraham, we must believe God’s promise of grace.

Did you know every time you ignore His urging, your heart may be hardening towards the Lord?

Hebrews 4:12 reminds us that the Bible is living and active, reaching the hidden places of our hearts. Are you letting God’s Word search and renew you today?

We need wisdom to walk in this world. I find it in First Corinthians chapters 8-10.

He may not answer immediately in the direct way that we want Him to, but let’s not count out that fact that He might…and then miss it!

In listening to Jesus we learn what love is, and how we get to know Love.

Our lives should be saturated with this one, overarching goal: to meet Jesus. He has already introduced himself to you in his Word. I hope you will continue to meet him there.

As Christians, our financial generosity is a key indicator of spiritual maturity, and the Bible offers numerous teachings on this topic, with nearly half of Jesus' parables focusing on money. By letting go of control and embracing a spirit of giving, we can discover the secret to contentment and build treasures in heaven that will last forever.