It's not a sin to be angry. Jesus got angry, but He did so in a way that honored God while not letting personal feelings dictate His actions. So, it's ok to get angry, but don't let your quest to be right prevent you from being loving.

Just because the waves knock you down, doesn't mean you're defeated. Jesus cares for you and sees what you're going through. Remind yourself of who you are in Christ and know that even when you can't see Him, He's with you. You're gonna make it!

We’re good at reacting when we’re in our feelings, but God’s favor is there even in the struggle. He sees you and He cares more than you’ll ever know. The grace of God crosses lines for you. So rest in the finished work of Jesus. All it takes is one touch.

Delays and disappointments lead us to doubt, even when we know the truth, but God is building while we're in the pruning. Don't quit in the process, because what the enemy meant for evil, God is working for your good.

What you are going through does not change who you are, a child of God. His grace is sufficient no matter the circumstances, so rest in the one who is never weak. He has the power to turn your weakness into a weapon for victory.

God’s love is unchanging, even when we’re uncertain. So don’t let your circumstances define your faith. Your problems will become the platform He uses for you to see His power, protection, and provision at work. God is for you.

History proves that God is always faithful, and what He has done before, He will do again. So don't get distracted in the middle of the storm. Because what the world may say is falling apart, the Lord is saying it's falling in place.

We have one common enemy who wants to divide and distract us from our one mission. But we are a reflection of God's love, and together we can do far greater things for His Kingdom than we ever could apart.

We like to avoid issues because they get messy, but maybe what you're trying to walk around, God is wanting to take you through. We have a responsibility to find a solution to those hard issues. To do that, we  need to take a seat, lean into God, listen, and then lead.

You are not alone in your struggles, and you don't have to live a restless life. Have confidence in knowing Jesus has paid it all, and in Him you can find rest. Rest in His promise, rest in His provision, and rest in His peace as you Shelter in Grace.