Tag: BelievingGod
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There’s a difference between believing in Jesus and knowing Jesus. When the apostles faced persecution, they weren’t defending an idea they hoped was true. They had walked with Jesus. They had heard Him, watched Him, experienced Him—and encountered Him alive after His resurrection. They knew Him. If a time is coming when our allegiance will…
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Well, I did it again. I got carried away worrying about things I have absolutely no control over! I guess it’s pretty easy to do—especially when something immediately triggers an emotional response, sending us into a tailspin that wasn’t meant for us. But as I write this, I remember that things aren’t always as they…
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During a pre-dawn hunting trip, a simple flashlight became a powerful reminder of what it means to follow God. We may not see the entire path ahead, but we can trust the One holding the light.
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God delights in humble hearts that come to Him openly, trustingly, and believingly with childlike faith and surrender.
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Are you walking through a difficult season? This devotional encourages believers to trust God even in painful or confusing chapters, knowing He is still working through the process. Not every season of life feels easy or good, but God wastes nothing. This devotional explores trusting Him through difficult chapters and believing He is still writing…
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Faith isn’t about seeing first—it’s about trusting God before the outcome appears. When you believe Him, you open the door for Him to move.
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You don’t have to carry what God never asked you to hold. When you truly surrender and let go, He steps in to take the burden and carry it for you.
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How you start your day sets your direction. When you align with God first, your heart stays steady—even when opposition comes.
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We cannot do nothing and expect everything. When we choose to move with God and walk in alignment with Him, we step into a place where His power, mercy, and grace flow—not because we earned it, but because we followed Him.
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God doesn’t call you to fight endlessly. After seasons of struggle, He brings rest—just as He promised. You don’t have to keep carrying it all. He is your rest.
