Even when our faith falters, Christ’s mercy is instantaneous. He acts immediately to rescue us from the storm. Peter stepped out onto the water in faith. But somewhere between that first moment and the next, he faltered. His fear began to rise, pulling him beneath the waves. Christ did not falter. He immediately reached out... Continue Reading →
The revelation that sustains me. The promise that moves me is this: God's strength is sufficient. Scripture is alive with the truth of God's strength. His presence is with us throughout our lives. He remains close, ready to uphold us in times of tribulation, to steady us in times of doubt, and to rejoice with... Continue Reading →
Spiritual maturity is being able to view trials as opportunities for growth. James 1 reminds us that when struggles come, we're called to let faith arise. Our trials are not punishments but opportunities that increase endurance and our dependence on God. James 1 reminds us that in all things, we're called to let faith arise.... Continue Reading →
Psalm 27 is a powerful declaration of trust that God alone is our strength and hope. God is the source of all light. He’s our strength and hope in times of darkness. God will not give us more than we can bear. That's an incredible promise (1 Corinthians 10:13). Psalm 27 is a song of confidence... Continue Reading →
1 Corinthians 2 explains that our faith rests on God alone, whose wisdom surpasses the world's. In 1 Corinthians 2, Paul contrasts God's wisdom with the world's. He approached the Corinthians in weakness to ensure their faith rested on God rather than on his words. And so it was with me, brothers and sisters. When... Continue Reading →
