Good Luck With That: Why You Shouldn’t Challenge God’s Sovereignty
Good Luck challenging God’s actions. His sovereignty, righteousness, and mercy while warning against skepticism towards divine authority.
Good Luck challenging God’s actions. His sovereignty, righteousness, and mercy while warning against skepticism towards divine authority.
A marginalized woman experiences healing through faith in Jesus, transforming from feeling like a nobody to realizing her worth as God's child.
Our God Reigns with enduring sovereignty amid rising evil, urging Christians to remain fearless as He fulfills His promises throughout history.
Frustrated. Overcoming frustration in woodworking and parallels this with worshiping God, emphasizing relaxation and acceptance of imperfections.
Reflecting on forty-eight years of marriage, emphasizing that love deepens through shared experiences and challenges, growing richer over time.
A house holds memories, but true connection lies in relationships and faith, as opposed to buildings or structures We are the Bride of Christ.
A Voice John the Baptist. He wrote no epistles and none of his sermons were preserved for us to read. And yet Jesus said there was never a greater prophet than John the Baptist. But when they asked John who he was, he said of himself, “I am just a voice…
God is is The Master Builder who can reclaim a broken and useless life and make something beautiful.
The author reflects on a significant rock in Broad River and draws parallels between its permanence and the unwavering hope found in Jesus Christ.
In the Offering, Jesus values the heart of the giver; the widow's small offering signifies true generosity compared to the wealthy's excess.