The integrity of our relationships matters more than the boldness of our words.
Mercy ministry always comes down to this: you can help, but only Jesus can heal.
Living according to God’s standards is an acquired taste.
Healing comes through God’s work, and God deals differently with us when we deal differently with him.
Before we come to Christ, we must come to ourselves.
One very difficult aspect of sin is that my sin never feels like sin to me. My sin feels like life to me, plain and simple. My heart is an idol factory, and my mind is an excuse-making factory.
Her heart was revealed in a slip, as our hearts always are.
There is no such thing as an independent Christian.
Is God giving you victory this day, if not this whole day, how about this very minute?
A family that never embraces life’s risks never really lives.
The more God-centered our worship practices, the more mercy-centered our life.
There is a core difference between sharing the gospel with the lost and imposing a specific moral standard on the unconverted.
We have, by God’s grace, been given another day to serve and love, laugh and learn, pray and ponder. Spring is ready to burst into the open air, and we are ready to embrace it.
Do we use the Word of God only as a cue card to commandeer our external behavior?