God is not afraid to keep you needy because it has always been His plan to meet every one of your physical, emotional and spiritual needs. The enemy uses self-centered rebellion as a trap to get us to try and meet our needs ourselves instead of relying on our great Heavenly Father.

The enemy wants you to agree with his lie that this feeling of fear means that you are in big trouble and no one is coming to help you! God wants us to respond to feelings of fear by taking courage and trusting Him to come through.

Being near to the heart of God helps us to have real, tangible confidence that God is everything His Word promises us. The enemy wants us to feel trapped and isolated in our sin. But God wants to be near to us, and all we need to do is turn and repent. He is right there waiting with open arms.

We sometimes feel like we're failing in our Christian life when we don't understand everything God is doing. But God knows we can never fully comprehend His plans, so He wants us to learn to lean into our relationship with Him and let Him lead us.

Perhaps nothing wounds the human heart like the pain of rejection. It has a unique way of grieving our souls at a deep level. Discover how to live free of rejection through the love and acceptance of the Father.

God is always present; He is not limited by time or space. If God is for me, it doesn’t matter and I don’t care who is against me. Faith vs. fear, worry vs. trust... The difference between faith and fear depends on what channel you are watching or listening to.

Do you know that when God blessed you, no one can reverse it? You are irreversibly blessed! No matter how dire your circumstances may seem right now, put a smile on your face, thanksgiving in your mouth, praise in your heart, stand on it with both feet – whom the Lord has blessed, no one can curse. Nothing can separate you from His love!

If you are struggling with sin, guilt, shame, and blame, it is vital that you change glasses from law to grace.  Start seeing God as your loving Father, not your Judge. Jesus’ finished works on the cross made you righteous apart from your works... He has forgiven you and made you complete in Him.  His love and grace – unmerited favor – will cause you to overcome!

The response of our Great Shepherd to a lost sheep is to lift you up and put you on His shoulders.  The sheep receives the closeness, comfort, peace and strength of the Great Shepherd.

Comparison is a dangerous trap designed by the enemy to keep us feeling prideful, envious, frustrated, and hopeless. God's desire is to give us contentment through an understanding of our identity in Christ and His love and acceptance.