How Jesus Gives Us Access to God
Some doors are closed to us because we simply don’t have access. But what about the greatest relationship of all? Ephesians 2:18 gives us an answer.
Some doors are closed to us because we simply don’t have access. But what about the greatest relationship of all? Ephesians 2:18 gives us an answer.
There are things I can do without thinking because I’ve done them so many times. Then there are things I have to learn as I go. God is not like that.
We don’t have to divide our lives into little boxes and decide which things are important enough to bring before God. Even our ordinary responsibilities, plans, and goals can become part of our prayers.
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We often think of the narrow way as simply a small road, but Jesus was saying something more. Matthew 7:13-14 gives us a sobering picture of what it means to follow Him.
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Sometimes what we learned about love can shape the way we give it and receive it. But what happens when we encounter a love that asks us to stop keeping score?
Sometimes we hear God’s Word many times before we truly see what it means. What happens when Christ begins opening our eyes to His truth?
Sometimes we become so focused on finding an answer that we forget to seek the One who is already with us.
We can be surprisingly confident in our own goodness. But sometimes God reveals something in our hearts that we never knew was there.
There are days when circumstances change, emotions waver, and even our confidence feels uncertain. What can we hold onto then?
It’s easy to talk about love when everything is going well. But what happens when someone irritates us, challenges our pride, or tests our patience?