Deal With It
Hiding from the consequences of our sin seems to be our knee jerk reaction, but it does not work.
Hiding from the consequences of our sin seems to be our knee jerk reaction, but it does not work.
And then in the heat of the moment when that temptation comes, it will be easier for you to say, “I may not win every battle but I will win this one. Right now, in this struggle… no food for you.”
Job prayed, “If I have fallen prey to porn then let my wife divorce me.” There are hundreds that are reading this who need to be praying the same prayer.
They were trying to trap him into saying something they could use against him, but Jesus bent down and wrote in the dust with his finger. (John 8:6) Read: 1 Kings 22:10-53, 2 Chronicles 18:9 – 20:30 Relate: In Jeremiah 17, God says, “The heart is deceitful above all things and beyond cure. Who can understand it? I…
When the final tally is counted will I be part of that thirteenth tribe? Will I be one of the ones who doesn’t count?
Some decisions that look so brilliant in the moment will look quite different once we see the bigger picture.
Noah released a dove and a raven. The dove came back. Where did the raven go? The answer to this question is far more significant than we might think.
Eat the apple. No, really. Eat it. What could possibly go wrong?
The idea of a clean slate was a good one. What happened? I loved the concept of a new beginning. Has it already been marred? I’m not even halfway through day two of this new year and already I’ve messed up. I failed. Now I’m stuck sitting here wondering why I even bother.
Sometimes the worst songs are the hardest ones to get out of our heads.