My prayer has always been that I want to live a life fully for God. I don’t want to assimilate to mediocracy or develop a heart that is unwilling to be transformed. Rather, I want to produce good fruit – a life that is pure, pleasing and acceptable unto Him.
I am sure there are some easy ways to ‘free up’ space in our lives but there has to be a willingness to bring this to God. Although, I appreciate we may not always know how to best prioritise our list of to-do’s but remain encouraged that God gives us what we need. This being…
God wants to clear out the old and bring in the new for us – for He is a solution giver (Proverbs 3:6). Although, in order for Him to do something new in our lives there has to be a willingness for this to happen.
Imagine – how much more God? No matter how much you may discount yourself or feel as though your not worth it please be reminded that you are precious and hold so much value.
God gives us the language to share our pain, our confusion, our joy and our victory in Him.
He is there with us and remains a good God throughout it all but we need not forget that ‘nothing is a waste’. It can all be used for His Glory – to bring us closer…
Just like Paul was following in the footsteps of Jesus, we are called to do the same and should have great concern and love for one another – demonstrating a heart of kindness and humility even when it feels hard to (1 Peter 3:8-9).
I was reminded I need not be afraid for God is with us through every circumstance….
I recently finished studying the Book of Acts and it left me thinking – Do you care enough? How much do I actually care about the salvation of my fellow brothers and sisters? The more I read through I realised it is no where near what it should be.
We can see that Saul wanted to further support David prepare for battle through giving him his own military clothes and armour. Although, David was not used to wearing these things – ‘I’m just not used to it’ (1 Samuel 17: 38-40).
Can you imagine if David went into battle with Saul’s armour? The one…
I find it interesting how it seems that if God doesn’t answer our prayer, it feels as though we are forgotten about but actually it is rather a blessing. This being because if He gives you what you want at the point you are unable to handle it – it could have adverse effects on…
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