Do not be surprised when in your journey with God through this life you encounter seasons that are hard. Difficult. Long. You will face times that wear you down to the bone.

Is your whole life oriented around following your rabbi and savior? To be with Him. To become like Him. To do as He did?

When theological truths for the mind seem insufficient, the simultaneous question and request stands: “God, do you see me and can you show me that you do?”

You do not find the Gospel, the Gospel finds you.

Do you give God the first of your time and energy? Or only the remainder?

Being “in love” and choosing to love are not the same thing.

Is there any encouragement for us when the Christian journey feels long and difficult?

What does Jesus mean in John 14:15 when He says: “If you love me, keep my commandments.”

Look to God’s faithfulness in others darkness to build trust in Him in your own.

If you want a closer relationship with God learn to be more thankful to Him in your day to day life.

The God who is supreme and sovereign over all things is also a God of love. A beautiful combination.

The one who extends mercy always absorbs some type of cost.

Embrace your weakness, turn to His strength.

In today's fast-paced world, where hustle and productivity often overshadow tranquility and reflection, slowing down holds significant importance in our Christian walk.

What hope do you have when your suffering has not yet been redeemed?

10 quotes from a sermon on how difficult relationships grow our faith.

Quotes from C.S. Lewis

One of the beautiful realities of the Gospel is that God restores what we have broken.

God will always come through for you.

Master and be mastered by the scriptures.

God grows us by exposing us to all these things, so as to overwhelm us with a sense of our own inadequacy, and to drive us to cling to him more closely.

Healthy conviction always leads us back to God, regardless of if it is more tender or more stern type.