For the Surpassing Worth of Knowing Christ
We live in a world of broken nights. We live in a land of shattered hearts. Our lives are endless poems without rhymes; tapestries unraveling in a tangled storm.
But this is our hope, that one day Christ will return. And on that day all the praise will go to Jesus.
All the praise. . .to Him alone.
When all we see is worthless, invaluable, and hopelessly broken, Yahweh is still looking compassionately upon His lost sheep whispering “I love you. I’m still fighting for you. I’m not finished yet.”
And friends? We need to be praying. We need to be desperately and sincerely praying for the lost and hurting souls around the world. Because they matter to Him.
Sin is a tragedy. A terrible, heartbreaking tragedy. And it should disgust us. It should make us cry in passion and tremble in heartache.
In today’s testimony challenge, Elle Ryann shares her story of learning to love who God created her to be. Through her testimony she reminds us of how our Creator sees us, rather than how we see ourselves.
In today’s testimony challenge Rue M (not to be confused with me, Rue Arrow) shares her struggles with identity, bullying, feeling like a “misfit” and how she, ultimately, found her belonging in Christ. To learn more about Rue M visit her blog: fullofgrace24.wordpress.com
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.
The LGBTQ+ Community has caused havoc among Christians for several years. What if we’ve been approaching the topic with the wrong mindset?
The world we live in will fill you with lies that question your value and purpose. The simple truth is this: you will never be “enough” for this world.
But how does our Creator view us?
We have all asked that dreaded question: who am I? But how many of us have found the answers? And what if we’re viewing it in a light that is completely inaccurate?