. . . we can struggle to find a way to incorporate our faith into everyday interactions without making it feel awkward or forced.
. . . we can struggle to find a way to incorporate our faith into everyday interactions without making it feel awkward or forced.
The positive impact of the Christian church is a singular achievement—and there isn’t a close second.
Sometimes we try to tweak who God is.
It’s when you get to that spot that you reveal whether you have real faith.
Can we let go of the fixation on fairness?
Friendship with Jesus is not earned by obedience, but it is shown by obedience.
Doing my best . . . to present myself to him as one approved . . .
Sometimes, even the strongest of us must be carried.
You will never behave your way out of a situation you have believed your way into.
In order to have true worship, we must worship the right God.
If anyone ever tried to enter . . . by any other way, for any other reason, at any other time—they were struck dead on the spot.
As we mature, our senses are exercised to discern good and evil.
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