Posts with the tag “walking-with-god”

Imagine a husband who tells his wife, “I love you,” but never seeks to understand her, never puts effort into knowing her deeper, never sacrifices for her. Is that love? If we claim to love the Lord but refuse to grow, refuse to sharpen our gifts, refuse to work harder, what are we truly saying?  Read More

God calls us His friends, which should humble and overwhelm us. This friendship means that God wants us to know His plans and purposes. Every believer is invited into this intimate relationship, where our identity is revealed through knowing Him.  Read More

Knowing God is not just about religious rituals or attending church services. It’s about a daily relationship where we walk, talk, and hear His voice. Jesus died to restore the relationship intended from the beginning, allowing us to be friends with the Creator of the universe.  Read More

How do we live the life that God has called us to? This question is central to our faith journey. Being a Christian is not just about attending church once a week; it's about a deep, transformative relationship with God.  Read More

Our God is faithful. He stands with us in our distress, strengthens us in our weakness, and works through us to accomplish His purposes. Finding our strength in God is our blueprint for navigating the trials of life.  Read More

Throughout church history, theological imbalance has led to practical excess. Overemphasizing one biblical tension at the expense of the other inevitably results in distortion.  Read More

How often are we like Saul, seeking God’s face until circumstances seem to break our way, then rashly abandoning our dependence on His divine counsel? When the path forward appears clear from our limited vantage point, we impulsively rush ahead without waiting for Him to illumine our next steps.  Read More

True revival cannot be manufactured by human effort or clever techniques; it is a sovereign work of the Spirit, who moves when and where He wills. We cannot schedule or program revival, but we can pray for the Spirit to come in power, preparing our hearts to be fully responsive when divine winds begin to blow.  Read More