If you find a distance between your soul and God, there’s no question as to who moved.

Does the Lord deliver us even when our troubles are our own fault? Don’t you like that word ALL? 

A dark story from the life of David becomes the black velvet backdrop to display the crown jewels.

Sovereignty is not God pushing His own way, but directing history to the blessing of all who trust Him.

Everyone born of God overcomes the world—sooner or later—after defeat, or in avoiding it by faith.

“Apple trees bear apples, wheat stalks produce wheat, and forgiven people forgive people.” —Max Lucado

“How blest are they whose trespass has freely been forgiven, whose sins are wholly covered before the sight of heaven.”

“The psalm is like an April day, in which sunshine and rain chase each other across the plain.” —A. MacLaren

In Psalm 30:5, sorrow is viewed as an overnight guest, but the next morning joy moves in to stay.

“Storms help to make the sailors sturdy, and trials help to make Christians strong in faith.” —C.H. Spurgeon