Dangers Of The Comparison Game

It is so easy to get caught in the trap of what our devotions “should” look like based upon what other believers are doing. We look at how much time they spend reading their Bible or praying every day and measure ourselves against “that standard” to determine whether we pass or fail.

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Four Ways Jesus Shows Up

There have been times in my life when all I could do was cling to Jesus and hang on for dear life. Those were the best and worst of times all wrapped up into one. They were the worst because “the bottom dropping out” feeling is never fun. But they were the best because…

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Experiencing Unconditional Love

Growing up, I learned to equate others’ love and acceptance with my good behavior. When I hit my teenage years, I expertly hid my sins from those closest to me to avoid the disgust and rejection I knew would come otherwise. Inside, it was heartbreaking not to feel loved unconditionally for who I was in spite of my sins.

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A "Game Plan" For Bible Reading

Regularly reading our Bible does not need to be overwhelming, but sometimes it can feel that way. I think one of the biggest challenges to staying consistent with it is not having a “game plan.” Here are a few tips to help you establish your own game plan for reading God’s Word:

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When The Bible Makes You Go "Huh?"

The Bible is God’s living and active Word of instruction to us. It teaches us who He is, how to be saved from our sins, and what it looks like to glorify Jesus in our lives, to name a few. But sometimes, it can be difficult to understand God’s heart through specific passages or grasp the intended meaning of verses.

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A Day I Will Never Forget

I was lying on a cold, hard table for about 10 minutes, waiting for the radiologist to enter the room. I was by myself and had just had an ultrasound to determine whether an abnormality was something of concern. I was anticipating a good report, so I told my husband to stay home.

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Jesus' "Love Language" is Quality Time

The night I was born-again at 20 years old, I felt so clueless about Jesus. I was not raised in a Christian home, so I did not have a foundation in the Word or much knowledge about God. On the one hand, I am grateful for my naivety because it gave Jesus a blank slate to build upon.

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Doubting Jesus' Power

I was ashamed to admit that I doubted Jesus’ power, but the truth was – I did! It began in 2008. It was the beginning of the most painful ordeal I had ever experienced. It rocked me so deeply to the core that I was not sure I would come out the other side.

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Stuck In Neutral Over God's Will

So often, we define “God’s will for us” as Him giving us specific information catered to our unique personal lives and situations, so we know exactly what He wants us to do. So, we wait for heaven to open and the answers to fall from the sky.

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