Tag: GodsLove
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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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Have you ever wondered how to help someone whose life seems to be falling apart? As the Lord has been taking me on a journey of how to better help those who are hurting around me, the Holy Spirit gently said: “How do you restore someone who is broken? Love and truth. That’s the only…
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The world may question your worth, but God never does. You are His beloved child, deeply known and deeply loved. Rest securely in the unchanging love of your Heavenly Father. You are His child. He loves you. Never think anything different.
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We often ask God to help us fight our battles, but how often do we stop to realize He already has? The cross was not simply an act of love. It was an act of war. Jesus stepped onto a battlefield we could never win. He took on sin, death, hell, and the grave itself.…
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Yesterday I was asked to preach online to a group of women in Pakistan. As I prayed about them beforehand, I was filled with an overwhelming love for these women. It did not feel human – It felt holy…God wants us to feel that love too. God’s love is not fragile, temporary, or easily exhausted.…
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God’s commandments aren’t just rules—they reflect who He is. As we draw closer to Him, His love transforms us from within, and obedience begins to flow naturally, bringing peace and joy.
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Feeling empty, hurt, or worn out? God invites you to come back and be filled again. His love never runs dry, and He promises to restore your heart so you can pour out without burning out.
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Feeling empty or worn out? God invites you to come back and be filled again. His love never runs dry, and He promises to restore and overflow your heart so you can pour out without burning out.
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The Ark was made to be carried—but Scripture tells us it carried its carriers. God’s covenant love was never meant to burden you. Through Christ, His presence now dwells within you, and the One you carry is the One who carries you.
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God’s commandments were never meant to be cold rules, but a testimony of His heart. They are His invitation into covenant, relationship, and presence—drawing us closer to Him and guiding us to the greatest treasure of all: knowing Him.
