The hymn, “All The Way My Savior Leads Me,” reminds us that God is faithful during every step of our lives. We need to remember how he has provided for us in the past, so we trust and obey him in the present, and have security in Him for the future.

A look at one of Martin Luther’s most famous hymns “A Mighty Fortress is our God” and the experiential theology that brought great comfort and encouragement to my soul.

How Great Thou Art is a well-known hymn that expresses wonder over God’s works. Chief of these is God’s love demonstrated through Christ dying for us while we were still sinners. This plan of redemption is his crowning act of greatness.

How Great Thou Art is a well-known hymn that expresses wonder over God’s works. Chief of these is God’s love demonstrated through Christ dying for us while we were still sinners. This plan of redemption is his crowning act of greatness.

The heavens remind us how big awesome and majestic God is. The One who created the heavens by the word of his power is altogether different from us, yet he has regard for us! The only fitting response to him is fear and trust.

Psalm 139 speaks to God’s sovereignty, omnipresence, intimate care, and immaculate design of each and every person He has made. We are fearfully and wonderfully made by a God who delights in his creation and imparts meaning, value, and dignity to those he has made in his image. Because we are fallen human beings it is ultimately Jesus, the image of the invisible God, where we find our identity and worth when we trust in him through faith and are re-made into his likeness.

Psalm 139 speaks to God’s sovereignty, omnipresence, intimate care, and immaculate design of each and every person He has made. We are fearfully and wonderfully made by a God who delights in his creation and imparts meaning, value, and dignity to those he has made in his image. Because we are fallen human beings it is ultimately Jesus, the image of the invisible God, where we find our identity and worth when we trust in him through faith and are re-made into his likeness.

James exhorts the church to be bold and constant in prayer.

James calls us to be patient. Patience that endures, stands firm, hopes, and rests in the promises of God and the expectation of his return. We wait for God to restore all things while we participate in his work of ushering in his kingdom now.

James calls us to humbly submit all of our plans, including how we use our money, to the Lord.