Tag: faithinaction
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Hard doesn’t necessarily mean wrong. Sometimes the most worthwhile things are also the hardest—choosing forgiveness, having the uncomfortable conversation, letting go, starting over, or continuing when quitting would be easier. If you know God is leading you, don’t measure the worth of the journey by how difficult it feels. Sometimes the thing we most want…
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How do you keep loving in a world that constantly gives you reasons not to? ❤️ Join me and my dear friend Toni Taylor as we talk about living out our faith every day through love, forgiveness, workplace ministry, and quiet faithfulness. I pray this conversation encourages you to keep loving anyway and boldly shine…
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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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Storms will come, but they cannot destroy what God has built. When you are rooted in Him, you are safe—even when everything around you feels chaotic.
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Your portion isn’t random—it’s purposeful. What you’ve walked through may be the very thing preparing you for what God has already set aside for you. His plans for you are always good.
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You can’t feed others if you’re running on empty. God invites us to come to Him first, be filled by His Word and presence, and then pour into others. When we stay connected to the Source, our lives become a place where others can find truth, hope, and life.
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Obedience takes faith, especially when you’re standing in a valley of bones. Ezekiel didn’t just believe God—he obeyed Him, and through that obedience, he witnessed resurrection power. Will you have the faith to obey like he did?
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Abel’s offering wasn’t just better—it was born of revelation. Hebrews 11:1 teaches us that true faith gives us access to divine truth. Abel’s faith revealed God’s requirement for atonement, pointing to the Lamb of God. Cain offered from effort, not revelation—and it cost him everything.
