Unmasking Selfishness: How It Subtly Undermines Our Lives
Regularly examining our motivations and behaviors for signs of selfishness can help us avoid the pitfalls it presents.
Regularly examining our motivations and behaviors for signs of selfishness can help us avoid the pitfalls it presents.
Choosing to quit God’s plan for our lives is not an option for those He has called.
The “if only” game often reveals a deep-seated need to control our lives because we doubt God’s sovereignty and goodness.
Prepare your heart for the true celebration of Christmas by embracing the quiet and contemplative spirit of the season.
Thanksgiving is more than a day of indulgence; it is an opportunity to exhibit true gratitude through our actions.
To live each day with thankfulness, we need to cultivate awareness, memory, and an understanding of grace.
It is crucial to curate with care the things you allow to capture your attention.
Quitting is not synonymous with failure; rather, it can be a proactive strategy that opens the door to better opportunities and a more fulfilling life.
By focusing on God’s promises and His faithfulness, we can move past these worries.
Living simply is more than a lifestyle choice—it’s a commitment to focusing on what truly enriches us.
God’s vision for us is a life unshackled by past mistakes.
True repentance is a journey of the heart, one that requires humility, courage, and a sincere desire to align our lives with the divine will.
In the story of the two sons, Jesus doesn’t just offer a tale of youthful rebellion but a mirror to our own souls.
In your journey toward forgiveness, it’s crucial to acknowledge that sometimes, for healing to occur, distance is needed.
By intentionally cultivating our relationship with God, we continually affirm the reality of Emmanuel, “God with us.”
I worried incessantly about making the wrong choice, haunted by the “what ifs” and the potential for regret.
Difficult people often drive me to prayer, a place where I find peace and perspective.
Understanding God’s steadfast nature can transform how we cope with disappointment.
This silence, while painful, especially when praying for something good, is not an indication of neglect.
In embracing our identity in Christ, we not only find our true selves but also empower others to do the same.
The key to overcoming despair lies in lifting our eyes to God.
As we each ponder our paths forward, may we consider the wisdom of packing lightly for our journey through life.
The Bible’s teachings are actionable, calling us to transform love from a mere noun into a life-changing verb.
We are called to encourage, support, and pray—actions that align with God’s work but do not replace it.
There’s a divine plan for each of us that unfolds not just despite our setbacks, but also through them.
We are to fear God not as a tyrant to be appeased but as the Sovereign Lord who has given everything for us, including His Son.
Raising children to turn to God in prayer is one of the most precious gifts we can offer.
If you’re struggling with job satisfaction, consider whether your role utilizes the talents God has given you.
God is eager to reveal His will to those who seek Him with their whole heart.
Continually thanking God for His blessings not only enriches your life but also fortifies you against future dips in mood or faith.
Without Christ, there remains a void that can never be filled by worldly means.
Marriage acts as a mirror, reflecting our own imperfections and the insufficiency of human relationships to fulfill our deepest needs.
Multitasking has been shown to lower IQ, akin to the drop seen in individuals who stay up all night.
As believers set aside old patterns and embrace God’s ways, they reflect His glory more clearly.
Physical exercise like walking or cycling can significantly impact our mental health.
You have the autonomy to make decisions that honor and respect your values and feelings.
The silent treatment is a passive-aggressive behavior that can inflict significant emotional pain.
The Bible teaches us that work, while important, is not the ultimate measure of our worth or happiness.
Joy is not merely a matter of perception; it is a matter of participation.
Solitude need not be a sentence of loneliness but can be a sanctuary of peace and personal growth.
In the battleground of marriage, it’s imperative to discern who the real foe is.
We are called not to a life of comparison but to a life of authentic living, rooted in the knowledge of God’s love and plan for us.
Gen Z is not just the future of the church but an integral part of its present.
Job offers us all important lessons about overcoming obstacles, whether or not we understand why.
The true essence of parenthood is found in the quiet moments of everyday presence.
By being a good neighbor, we open our hearts and homes to unexpected blessings and the joy of shared experiences.
Experiencing God’s silence can be challenging, but it’s also an invitation to deepen our faith.
Acknowledging our flaws and struggles creates a bond of shared humanity.
Our dreams don’t have to wait for companionship to become realities.
Life doesn’t have to be as hard as we sometimes make it.
We must work to become more unified in our pursuit of a single goal—honoring God above all else via our union.
Our capacity to feel deeply is not an accident but a divine design.
Like Christ, we are called to serve selflessly, even when faced with adversity or malice.
It’s a journey of discovery, where we encounter the living God who invites us into a story much bigger than ourselves.
God doesn’t just call us to begin tasks, He encourages us to complete them with excellence.
Embrace the journey of honing your voice, making it a more effective tool in serving the Lord and others.
The Bible isn’t just a book; it’s a lifeline, rich with promises and hope.
Sometimes life’s hurdles can make us feel like we’re regressing rather than progressing.
Time has a profound way of healing, especially when nurtured with unconditional love.
While the world celebrates aggression and pride, we are called to be the counter-narrative.