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Through God's amazing grace, we have been given freedom in Christ. But how will you use your freedom? Today's One Verse teaches us a very important outcome of living with freedom in Christ.
No matter what you have done in your past, God wants to give you a new heart and a fresh start.
Adam's sinful choice brought evil into this world, but Jesus came to bring us life.
Are you feeling tired, worn out, or weak? Make today's One Verse your prayer to God. Ask Him for the rest you need. His grace and mercy is fresh every morning.
Who are you letting speak into your life? Who do you seek for influence? What kind of media are you engaging with? The Book of Proverbs tells us to surround ourselves with wise influence or else we will suffer harm.
The world says to look out for #1. Some Christians even say that God helps them who help themselves. But these ideas are opposite to the teachings of Jesus. What does He say? Put others first. Otherwise, you could end up last.
God gives us power, not for our own good, but to share His Love with others. But it's going to take discipline. Fortunately, God gives us that, too!
If we cannot lead our own family in healthy spiritual, emotional, and financial ways, how can we expect to lead others? We can't win in one area of our lives but lose at home. Win at home first.
God loved us when we had done nothing to earn it. That is true love!
How did God demonstrate and show His love for us? By sending His Son, Jesus Christ, to live a sinless life and pay our penalty of death on the cross. We did nothing to earn it or deserve it. He loved us when we were truly unlovely.
The Shepherd cares about every single one of His sheep.
Are you the lost sheep? Have you gone your own way and chose to turn your back on a God who loves you? It's not too late. Our One Verse today was spoken by Jesus, Himself! He is pursuing you. He isn't angry with you. He desires to restore your relationship and spend time with you. Don't keep running from God. He cares for you. Make today the day that you turn around and run back to Him!
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