God’s Faithfulness — Worship Moment v. 11
Why would God choose to love us who have not reciprocated that same love?
Why would God choose to love us who have not reciprocated that same love?
The beauty of the Gospel is that when we have faith in Jesus and what He did with His life, death, and resurrection, we become transformed.
I have learned in my life that God is faithful to provide, and that He loves to give to those who give to others.
When life starts “life-ing,” and the stress and the struggles start piling up, it is imperative that we have battle scriptures at the ready.
We cannot grow and mature into who God wants us to be without His helping hand. We also need to do our part to preserve our spiritual gains.
I once read that if you want to measure how well you love, you should read 1 Corinthians 13:4–7 and replace the word “Love” with your name.
Being mature means that we avoid tempting situations that would compromise our obedience to God altogether.
Our lives are an opportunity to worship God each and every day.
When we seek God through prayer, time in the Word, and through the counsel of our godly relationships, God will reveal to us His will.
Today’s scripture, however, warns us that when we continually open the door to these evil thoughts, death will soon come knocking.