Rest, Quietness, and Trust During Fearful Times
Joshua Crawford Fear of the virus, social distancing, and the economic fallout from all of it – the description ofContinue Reading
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Are We Impersonal With Jesus? It’s Time To Get Face To Face
Contentment to simply know facts about Jesus will not unlock the glorious light of God – we must get face to face with Jesus.
What God Does With Dead Dreams
We can get quite attached to our specific dreams, but what if God has an even bigger vision for a certain day, our job, or even our lives?
A Study Of My Father’s Hands
There are a few things I remember about my dad’s hands which reflect the Bible’s description of God’s hands.
Putting Losses In Their Place
It’s not simply about overcoming losses in this world, but it’s also about viewing these losses against the backdrop of an eternal winning season in heaven with Jesus.
Trampoline Faith: How Small Jumps Of Faith Unlock Big Air From God
In these moments, as Christians, we must realize we’re standing upon a trampoline of faith; any jump of faith we’re capable of producing will be met with exponential power from the Almighty God.
God Made Penguin Wings – And He Made Your Wings, Too
Are we busy asking for Santa Claus for flying wings we don’t have instead of thanking God for the swimming wings we do have?
Jesus’ Light Is Best Viewed Against A Dark Sky
Joshua Crawford We’ve all anxiously stood outside around dusk on the 4th of July, looking upward, eagerly waiting for theContinue Reading
On Why You’re Not Motivated
When we anchor our dreams to anything created – people, achievements, or emotions – we will always have a motivation that’s here one day and gone the next.
Clear the Mechanism: Finding God in the Middle of Anxiety
Focusing on God during stressful moments isn’t merely a principle from a psychology textbook; a heart set on God is aligning us with our true purpose of living for God.
The Hidden Invitation of Temptation
There is no random, needless temptation, only a purposeful God that longs to speak tenderly to you when you’re weak and overwhelmed – it’s those moments when we’re most receptive.
Punting Away Sins
Do we sweat blood when we punt our sins away? No, the punter in football often finishes the game with a clean uniform. No, we sweat blood, we get dirty, when we fight, scratch, and claw for every yard to score a touchdown.
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