We also live with hope, because we know our pain is not wasted, our trials are not meaningless, and our God is not distant.
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We also live with hope, because we know our pain is not wasted, our trials are not meaningless, and our God is not distant.
We can be consumed by our jobs, our wealth, our houses, our hobbies, even our churches.
Neuroscience shows that, because of the plasticity of your brain, you can change your brain with your thoughts.
By starting the day with rest, we acknowledge that we are not the General Manager of the universe.
I can only imagine how wonderful the world would be if we all followed what Jesus said.
There are some good reasons the scripture gives us for why there is pain and suffering in our world.
. . . when we do struggle with temptation, we have a Savior who can really help, because you endured the pain and struggle of temptation for us.
This year, (no resolutions, just intentions), I will seek to slow down, abide in Christ, recharge, and work from the strength gained from rest.
That recognition—living while dying—has been the defining lesson of our year.
As we look into the rearview mirror and see Christmas fading, let’s commit to a new year that includes honoring our Savior.
Are you a goal setter? If so, what personal goals do you have for 2026?
I am excited to see what God has in store for us in 2026.
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