Say That Again

We can stop resisting the new things God is doing in our lives and embrace them by letting go of old things.

Because God always has our good in mind, that sometimes means He’ll interrupt us — and those new seasons and situations take living by faith instead of feelings.

Holding on to things that we can’t actually control might be at the root of some of our biggest problems.

Rest is only helpful when we find it in the right places. Getting rest from the wrong places can leave us even more drained than we were before.

God won’t check our schedules to do His will, because a schedule isn’t what He promised us — He promised us His Spirit.

What does it matter, what does it mean, and what shall I choose? These questions are the key to getting rid of distractions and focusing on the things that really matter.

What’s comfortable isn’t always what’s best, because reaching for what’s comfortable will keep our faith from growing and will keep us from feeling “full.”

We often fight the same devils over and over, but that doesn’t mean we can keep the same old strategy each time.

What we call small, God might call big — and vice versa. This is important because some of the “smallest” things we do might be what matter most to God!

Believing God works all things for the good is key in helping us deal with the dark parts of our lives.