For the Surpassing Worth of Knowing Christ
Who could ever dream to hope of a God that seeks a filthy people who runs from Him, denies Him, betrays Him, and attacks Him? And yet the Creator of all mankind is, in an overwhelming love story, faithfully seeking His heart’s love…though we hide from His arms and faithlessly chase worldly pleasures and disgrace. How breathtaking. How beautiful.
How unthinkable.
For this article I had the privilege of interviewing Jaquelle Crowe –bestselling author of This Changes Everything – on the topic of dealing with earthly trials as a child of the King of Heaven. Her answers are full of wisdom and experience, I hope they bless and encourage you today! 1.First, could you share with… Continue reading How to Face Suffering as a Christian
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
Today’s testimony challenge discusses grief, depression, anxiety, and God’s grace and love which are strong enough to heal our hurting hearts. If you’d like to find out more about Eileen check out her blog: eileen-rife.blogspot.com
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 so much destruction in the world around us. Which leaves us confused as to God’s character. Does God get angry? And if He does, why? Join me in discussing God’s wrath and anger from a biblical perspective.
This Thanksgiving you sat down with your family and shared things you were thankful for. Things like health, friends, and happiness. But what about the many frustrations in life that we’re unthankful for?
Why does life hurt? Have you ever asked that question? I have. Why do we have to feel pain and anger and regret?
The answers don’t have to be unclear…sometimes it just takes a little effort, discussion, and processing.
Faith seemed so simple when we were young. As we get older we begin to understand the depth to little word. Because if it’s real, it’s not just a little word anymore–it’s a lifestyle.
It is impossible to live a life void of suffering or trials. We are fated from the day we are born to struggle with some unknown thing in some unknown future.
Where is God in those moments?
Join me in discussing God’s presence and promise in those trying times.