Jesus is our audience. We want Him to be well-represented in what we do.

The greatest evidence of spiritual strength is not simply finishing great assignments for God, but finishing our lives still devoted to God.

When we remember God's goodness, we remember that our relationship with Him began not with our effort but with His grace.

We are defined by God and His word — and He promised to go before us.

Perseverance is trusting God's timing while remaining faithful to God's instruction.

The deepest work God does is often not in the dramatic breakthrough, but in the quiet, ordinary, and repeated acts of faithfulness that prepare us for the breakthrough.

The miracle is always God’s work. Our responsibility is to obey.

God gives us the promise of victory first, then the instructions on how to receive it.

We have the blessed assurance or unshakeable confidence as we wait for God’s promises to be fulfilled in our lives.

Knowing the God who promised gives us strength and courage in possessing God’s promises for us.