Have you ever had someone do something wrong to you or someone you love? you know the pain that comes from that, right? Forgiving that person can be very difficult, can’t it? What happens when God is the one who is wronged, and we’re the ones who’ve wronged him? Today we see what it means…
What was the cost for you to belong to Jesus? Today we look at what it means to be redeemed, what we were redeemed from, and what it took for us to be redeemed.
Today we look at the third of the special relationships that we have because we are in Jesus. As ones who have put our faith in Jesus, we are sealed with the Holy Spirit, who was promised to us by Jesus Himself. What does it mean to be sealed by the Holy Spirit? Discover with…
One incredible aspect of who you are in Jesus is the special relationship that you have with Jesus Himself. Jesus the King is your friend. What exactly does that relationship look like in your life? And how can you and I reciprocate that special friendship with the King of Kings?
Because of Jesus we have not only been accepted and welcomed by God as His children, we are also loved deeply by God the way a Father loves His child. Let’s look at three ways God the Father loves us because we are in Jesus.
Being a child of God is a fundamental part of who we are in Jesus. But what does it mean to be God’s child? As we begin to look at this uniquely special relationship that we’ve been given, we discover an amazing privilege that is ours because of that relationship.
There are many ways to describe who you are as a person. Each description adds a little more detail to the big picture of you. The more you describe, the clearer and more complete the picture of you becomes. This is also true for you as someone who is in Christ. Today, let’s start by…
God’s grace in your life is a lot like water. The more it flows through you, the more life and growth blossoms out from it. Here are five different streams of grace that flow out of your giving of yourself to others.
What happens when you find real contentment in Jesus? How does that contentment flow out into the rest of your life? What are the outward visible effects of an inward heart that is satisfied in Jesus?
Staying content can be incredibly difficult, can’t it? Doesn’t it sometimes feel like life is an endless cycle of moving from a state of “not having” to “having” in our pursuit for satisfaction? What’s the secret to finding and then maintaining contentment? Where can we go to discover the secret?
