
Passion to Action
What good is talk without commitment? It’s time to put passion into action!
What good is talk without commitment? It’s time to put passion into action!
Remember it is better to be obedient on the front end than to deal with the consequence of sin – even forgiven sin – on the back end.
Remember the locusts came as a result of their sin. But in God’s grace, He desires to bring restoration.
Jesus holds absolute power over the grave. For all who trust in Him, death is pushed aside as we transition to eternal life.
Stay on the right path and enjoy the fruit of unfailing love. Look! Up ahead! There He waits with open arms!
If you sow the winds of sin, you will reap the whirlwind of consequences.
He is the living God! He desires a fresh and vibrant relationship with those who follow Him.
Unconditional love does not give us a license to sin. It shows us the heart of God. It gives us a desire to demonstrate our love for Him.
Because of Jesus, God loves His children with the same unconditional love. Even when we wander, He will not leave us.
How do you respond to a God like our God? Only one way. Worship Him with your entire life!
It is always God who gives us the strength we need to do what He has called us to do. He gave that strength to Daniel; He will give the same strength to you.
That’s the life of obedience God calls us to. Is that the life of obedience that you are committed to?
May all who look for God find Him . . . right where you are.
Someone has said that the devil is in the details. Not true . . . God is. And when He is present, the devil gets out of the way.
I want to spend my life watching for God. I want to see His endless activity around me and through me.
Thank God for His willingness to help you leave your past behind and build you a new future. Nothing is impossible with Him.
The spiritual journey is not a path for those with a proud, self-satisfied swagger.
Here’s the question. As God looks for someone to build up the wall and stand before Him in the gap, whom will He find? Here’s the bigger question – will He find you?