Peter was restored through love and grace, and the cross of Christ is what makes that redemption possible.
Peter was restored through love and grace, and the cross of Christ is what makes that redemption possible.
Through prayer, we pour out our hearts. We confess and receive forgiveness. We praise and worship. We invite the kingdom of God into real situations.
You have a message for those who are walking that same bitter path, and you can show them where they can find mercy and healing.
Glory to our Father, Almighty God, and to His Son Jesus Christ in whom we are saved, may the Holy Spirit continue to guide us as we follow Him each day.
He is alive, we can let Jesus convince, confront and compel others through us. Let us not be ashamed to confess what He has done in our lives, even though we may be persecuted.
God can use godless decisions in our lives. God’s will is never thwarted.
“God demonstrated His love toward us in that while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us”
God does not merely disapprove of pride—He actively opposes it.
It’s absolutely foolish not to believe in the resurrection, because everything points to its reality.
In a world where cultural “wisdom” shifts with the latest trends, heavenly wisdom remains steadfast.
I want to share an event during Jesus’ last week before the cross that speaks to this – and should speak to us.
Let him [Jesus] transform the fearful, idolatrous heart of a slave into the trusting, joy-filled heart of a son or daughter. Yes, it’s hard. But every bit of it is worth it.
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