Your suffering today may become God’s source of comfort for others tomorrow. 

Just as God did not design food, water, and physical comfort to completely satisfy us now, He likely hasn’t designed the lack of hunger, thirst, and physical discomfort to satisfy us for all eternity. 

Despite the man’s obvious physical needs, Christ first addressed his need for spiritual healing. What should we learn from this?

The story of the healed paralytic teaches us a great deal about the potential impact we have on others, and others have on us. As a result of spending time with you, are others drawn closer to Christ?  Or are you leading them away? 

Ever wonder if your best days are behind you? Rest in this – if you still have days, God has an ordained purpose for you in those days!

Self-improvement isn’t just for self – it’s for those we claim to love as well. 

Christ died to give us a season of refreshment, to make an end of our endless striving to please God.

What's to be our response to those less fortunate than us? Would you believe that you have never looked into the eyes of an individual whom God does not love?

Scripture says the wise accept the advice of others, whereas foolish ignore it. What about you?

The fear of potential danger must be met with faith in a sovereign God.