
Our Hope is in Him
The more we long for Jesus — to know him intimately and love him fully—the more we are deeply satisfied. And the more we want others to find that same joy.

The more we long for Jesus — to know him intimately and love him fully—the more we are deeply satisfied. And the more we want others to find that same joy.

Today, our lives are a response to Pharaoh’s timeless question, “Who is the Lord, that I should obey Him?”

Following the Lord’s leadership is not a little better – it is much better! Following our own direction can have dire consequences.

As Pharaoh experienced more with the Lord, more was required of him. Today, our lives are a response to Pharaoh’s question, “Who is the Lord, that I should obey Him?”

When difficult things come into our lives, it is not because they have snuck by God. He was not distracted or sleeping and thus, missed something.

We hang on to our career because we cannot imagine the Lord directing our paths to move into full-time service for Him. But even Jesus did not organize the unfolding of some very key events.

The account of Jesus healing Peter’s mother-in-law is recorded in Matthew, Mark and Luke. Why is it so important that this single solitary healing early in His ministry receive so much press?

When you find yourself doubting that you can impact eternity remind yourself that God is competent to fulfill the dream he has planted in you.

God doesn’t need our help. He can do anything. But since He created us and planned for us to serve, let’s serve Him generously with all our being

The hints for effective living are already within us. God’s will for us, his direction for us, generally has more to do with what gives us new life in Him, what energizes us and what gives us delight. It pays to pay attention!
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