How are We Loving One Another?
Loving one another is not a suggestion.
Loving one another is not a suggestion.
If we look in the mirror, we see ourselves; but what’s inside is what should be seen by others.
The love of the Lord remains for us our heritage.
Who we are on the inside and what we say on the outside should line up.
Recognize that God is always ready to help and that He is our strength.
For a seed to grow, it must go through a process.
We are betrothed to Him as our Bridegroom King, so our love for Him should be like a marriage.
In this relationship, we are called to wholehearted devotion.
If we keep holding on to the past, how can we grab hold of what God has for us in the future?
God knows the numbers of everything, even the length of our days.
We get to choose each day with every response how to live.
Don’t let those unanswered questions draw you away from God.
Any old earthly attachments seem to be less important in this new life in Christ.
The God who made the world, our personal Creator, is not part of any ancient school of philosophy.
Before we receive His commission, we must receive Him, and embrace His holiness.
What we behold within cannot be withheld. His glory must shine forth.
His covenant with His children is unfailing love and everlasting life. We call that salvation!
The God of all wisdom who knows everything wants to answer us.
He is Faithful and True, keeps His promises, and keeps His word.
God always has a bigger picture and is restoring not only us individually, but then restoring others in the process.
Jesus is in a league all of His own.
We cannot live without the Bread of Life and Living Water, which is Jesus.
The journey of seeking and finding may lead us to something far greater than what we could ever imagine, even the impossible.
Learn to take refuge in Him in all circumstances and at all times.