Jesus calls us to a path of healthy sharing of His Kingdom led by discernment and patience.
Jim continues our exploration of the Fruit of the Spirit by looking at the opposite of “patience” in this week’s devotional.
We’ve always been better at hailing the leader who delivers what we want than trusting the one God has actually sent. Way back in Numbers 12 and 16, even Moses’ own family turns on him for not being the kind of leader they expected. Can we see God’s working any more clearly than they did?
We are called to be agents of restoration, but often we instead degrade the lives around us with anger.
The familiar verse “the righteous will live by his faith” is quoted multiple times in the New Testament to remind us of God’s grace through faith. But, it’s point doesn’t stop there — it also assures us of God’s faithfulness in times of trouble.
Like Habakkuk, we often wonder why God leaves us waiting in the midst of things that just aren’t how they should be. Why does evil prosper? Why does God allow his people to suffer? How do we process these things?
The familiar verse “the righteous will live by his faith” is quoted multiple times in the New Testament to remind us of God’s grace through faith. But, it’s point doesn’t stop there — it also assures us of God’s faithfulness in times of trouble.
You may not get what you want, but God gives us what we need to make an impact for the Kingdom of God.
What does real courage in the Lord look like? Melanie Haynes takes us to the Book of Joshua to better understand that question.