Isaiah 43:4

Today, you find yourself caught up in a race for accomplishments. You strive to fulfill your purpose at home, work, and in the ministry to grasp a sense of value. However, the pursuit of approval becomes a relentless force in your life. In turn, it overshadows the satisfaction and validation...…

I believe God can heal our emotional wounds because He did it for me. Here’s a new thought; the Almighty is for us, even when we stumble.…

What are your plans for Valentine’s Day? Whether you’re spending it with your closest friends, your family, or your significant other, Valentine’s Day has a way of making us think a little more about love.Valentine's Day is filled with flowers, cards, romantic movies, and messages about what love is “supposed” to look like. Oftentimes, if we’re not careful, we can unintentionally internalize the lies the world tells us about love and begin to replace the truth of what the Bible says with those…

This child o’mine can be so critical of himself and his creations.When we got home from school, he held his cuttlefish over the trash can, ready to toss it.I claimed that two-foot-long creation for myself (and maybe for him again, one day).When he calmed down, we talked. He automatically saw himself as not as good as those kids who received kudos for their sea projects.If I could have told him what I needed to hear at his age, these are the points I would have shared: What people think of us doesn’t determine our value. Striving for value from people becomes more of an empty pursuit.God tells us this:He has loved us with an everlasting love (Jeremiah 31:3)He rejoices over us in singing (Zephaniah 3:17)We are precious in His sight (Isaiah 43:4)He delights in us (Psalm 16:3)There is nothing we can do to separate us from His love (Romans 8:38-39)When we embrace these truths, they will help us reframe where we find our value.And I’ll give you a hint.…

What are your plans for Valentine’s Day? Whether you’re spending it with your closest friends, your family, or your significant other, Valentine’s Day has a way of making us think a little more about love.Valentine's Day is filled with flowers, cards, romantic movies, and messages about what love is “supposed” to look like. Oftentimes, if we’re not careful, we can unintentionally internalize the lies the world tells us about love and begin to replace the truth of what the Bible says with those…

“Keep thy heart with all diligence; For out of it are the issues of life.” (Proverbs 4:23) We have to take responsibility for how people treat us at times as we sometimes set the tone for this. Peo……

There are many wrong ideas about Christianity. One of them is that being humble means considering yourselves to be worthless So, what are you worth?…

Exhausted. Desperate for rest, but not the kind sleep gives. The question echoes in my mind, “Where do you find real peace?”…

This child o’mine can be so critical of himself and his creations.When we got home from school, he held his cuttlefish over the trash can, ready to toss it.I claimed that two-foot-long creation for myself (and maybe for him again, one day).When he calmed down, we talked. He automatically saw himself as not as good as those kids who received kudos for their sea projects.If I could have told him what I needed to hear at his age, these are the points I would have shared: What people think of us doesn’t determine our value. Striving for value from people becomes more of an empty pursuit.God tells us this:He has loved us with an everlasting love (Jeremiah 31:3)He rejoices over us in singing (Zephaniah 3:17)We are precious in His sight (Isaiah 43:4)He delights in us (Psalm 16:3)There is nothing we can do to separate us from His love (Romans 8:38-39)When we embrace these truths, they will help us reframe where we find our value.And I’ll give you a hint.…

There are many wrong ideas about Christianity. One of them is that being humble means considering yourselves to be worthless So, what are you worth?…