For the Surpassing Worth of Knowing Christ
I know it is quite easy for our schedules to turn into habits and our habits to turn into boring norms that don’t seem too exciting or purposeful. But don’t give up on the here and now. Because by doing that who knows what other opportunities you could be giving up on as well? Who knows what lives might be touched, mindsets changed, and hurt mended?
Follow Jesus right here; be a light in a dark world right now.
How do we know what our calling is? How can we better sense the Holy Spirit’s guidance in our lives? And for those of us who are still waiting for direction from God…what do we do in the meantime?
In a world self-centered world, what difference would it make if we took the focus off of “me”? What if we started caring for others…and caring for them well?
What is your one and only need? What do you most rely on, desire, and pursue? When you die, what will your testimony be: will you have sought after something worth seeking, or will your legacy be full of empty promises and worldly pleasures? In today’s testimony challenge, Chuck gives his answer to this question and shares the story of his walk with Christ.
Run your race well, friends.
When you lose sight of the One thing holding you together, logically, everything else falls apart. What is a servant if they don’t have a master? What is a masterpiece if it doesn’t have a maker? In the same way, who are we if we forget our Creator? Today, my friends…I’m sharing my story.
As a follower of Christ, you are now living proof of Christ’s power and love. You have been sought by a grace and mercy that is beyond the comprehension of this world. You have been redeemed and made new in Christ.
Your testimony matters. It matters because there are billions of people that are still looking for truth.
In a lonely world we have Christ’s love. We are called to share it with others and be a light in the darkness. But this is no easy task. In today’s post I interview two teenage missionaries serving in a restricted country.
Sometimes in our walk with God, He has to break us so that His love can radiate in and through us. And that process can be very painful, but the end results are so very worth it.
There is a time, a season, and a purpose for everything. God has each of us where we are for a reason. In the middle of what might seem like a complete mix-up in the plans you have for your life, don’t forget about the One who has already written out your days.
The American dream is the idea that America offers a “better life,” consisting of freedom, wealth, safety, and happiness. Despite its positive impression, it is something that has deranged our views on Christianity in extreme and saddening ways.