Spiritual direction . . . requires prayer, reflection, and a willingness to adapt as God unveils more of His plan.
Spiritual direction . . . requires prayer, reflection, and a willingness to adapt as God unveils more of His plan.
Now faith is confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what we do not see
As men, we find ourselves in a position of wanting to do better but not knowing what to do and where to start to change and grow.
Our unhappiness—and desire to be happy—motivates us to turn our hearts toward God.
We didn’t see that particular truth earlier, even though we may have read it 100 times before, because we weren’t ready to receive it.
God is the object of your faith, so the origin of your faith is God’s Word.
It all started good, actually very good, then man disobeyed . . .
God doesn’t just sit there like some eternal egghead and doesn’t act on his knowledge.
Nothing, including even service rendered to Christ, is more important than listening to Him and honoring Him with our hearts.
Sometimes you have to substitute discipline for a lack of natural interest if you want to experience growth.
We must ask God to help us forgive. We must ask God to help us move forward.
God’s inheritance is given by grace and has to be received that way.
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