Imagine coming face to face with a roaring river. Who, in their right might, would just trudge through it rather than finding a way around or over it?
When dealing with suffering or shame, it seems most logical to just go around it, but is it true that “what you resist persists”? Join me for some Biblical insight into facing the raging river head on, helping us avoid lingering, generational consequences and pain.
I hate to ruin a good party, but when I see something happening that I know is not going to end well – am I a jerk for saying something or am I a jerk for staying silent?
Explore Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem through the eyes of the donkey owner and see how Jesus redeems all that we submit to Him.
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FOMO (fear of missing out) is the uneasy and sometimes all-consuming feeling that you’re missing out – that your peers are doing, in the know about, or in possession of more or something better than you.
Is it possible that feeling of “not wanting to miss out on something greater” was actually designed in you for a purpose?
Calloused Christianity leaves us feeling void, and there is something so AMAZING that we are actually missing out on when we are not “all in” with His purposes and His ways. Is there such thing as healthy FOMO as it pertains to pursuing the One who created us?
Today’s devotion will inject you with truth and inspiration to get you back in the game. It can be read through quickly or used as a deeper study. For a deeper study, click on the links and scriptures provided. Don’t take my word for it! I’d love to hear how God reveals Himself to you during this study, so leave a comment.
Have you ever been “should” on? Have you ever “should” on someone? Join me (by video!) as I ponder the question, “to should or not to should?”
