Faith is the journey . . . between the realized and the unrealized.
Faith is the journey . . . between the realized and the unrealized.
“I am a disciple of Jesus disguised as a janitor.”
. . . when I’m worried or discouraged, I say, “God, you said . . . remember your Word!”
Blind eyes opened, the lame walking, the dead raised—these are divine fingerprints.
I trust that God will clearly lead me on the right path as He has done since I began my faith journey.
Faith is not conjured up by the human will but is a sovereignly granted gift of God.
The Apostle Peter and the Apostle Paul both preached the same gospel, but they didn’t use the same approach
The Bible gives men an entirely different definition.
“Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom.”
Throughout Scripture, God links His promises to our obedience.
We tend to think of joy as the icing on the cake.
Multitudes approach Christ . . . Thinking He will not confront their sin . . .
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