Positive & Uplifting
Lately, I have had a couple of thoughts about how I can better connect with others and what that “connectedness” might mean. I am hardly an expert on relationships mind you, so take my comments with a grain of salt. These come from one who’s not that good at it. I may appear to others to be a “people person”…
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God doesn't measure us by our past. Rather, our identity is ground in Christ's work for us.
Susie Larson on
Have you ever wondered what God's will for your life is? Have you struggled to pray and discern any answer?
If you are in a season of waiting, know that He has something beautiful in store for you just below the surface.
Gina Kemp on
God promises to transform us into the very perfection of His Son. But this amazing process does not happen overnight; it happens over a lifetime.
It's time to free ourselves from believing we can be good enough to earn God's love, or that we're too far gone for grace to save.
God knows how He made us and He intends to speak to us in a way that our hearts understand.
Susie Larson on
The more we learn about the enemy’s tactics, the better we’ll be able to defend ourselves and claim victory through the power of Jesus Christ.
Whether it’s for a job promotion, a special award, or our marriage partner, we all long to be chosen by someone.
Worry can be a daily fight. However, we can retrain our brains to pour out the anxious thoughts and fears to God.
Lately, I have had a couple of thoughts about how I can better connect with others and what that “connectedness” might mean. I am hardly an expert on relationships mind you, so take my comments with a grain of salt. These come from one who’s not that good at it. I may appear to others to be a “people person”…
Adam Hannan on
Lately, I have had a couple of thoughts about how I can better connect with others and what that “connectedness” might mean. I am hardly an expert on relationships mind you, so take my comments with a grain of salt. These come from one who’s not that good at it. I may appear to others to be a “people person”…
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