Everyone must wait on the Lord, but how you wait, matters.

“I Have Nothing” is an all-time classic and its elements of a never-ending and non-negotiable love have touched many. As we look into the lyrics of that song, we find a map on how to treat our relationship with God.

In the song, The Greatest Love of All, Whitney Houston discovers the value of self-worth, but the true and greatest love of all is God’s love for you and how that affects your self-value.

“How Will I Know” is a Whitney Houston classic but it’s also the type of question Christians will come across. How do you know God loves you?

The question is not, “Do you have any problems?” The question is, “What do you do with your problems?” Learn how God wants you to handle the challenges you face.

If Jesus lifted you out of the pit don’t keep living like you’re still down there. Learn to let go of the habits and mindset of your past life.

When I met Jesus, my whole world began to open up. I have seen and experienced life in a way that I never imagined possible. You cannot know the fullness of life unless you know the Giver of life.

When I met Jesus, my whole world began to open up. I have seen and experienced life in a way that I never imagined possible. You cannot know the fullness of life unless you know the Giver of life.

When I met Jesus, my whole world began to open up. I have seen and experienced life in a way that I never imagined possible. You cannot know the fullness of life unless you know the Giver of life.

The true foundation for the Christian faith is not my love for God but His love for me. Cross the line, from living to love God, to living in the love of God.