Asking For The Big Piece Of Cake
I don't believe that the Christian life should be comfortable, sufficient, and mediocre. I don't believe that we are destined to just get by.
I don't believe that the Christian life should be comfortable, sufficient, and mediocre. I don't believe that we are destined to just get by.
There isn't a week that goes by that when I ask someone how they are doing, they give a "barely getting by" response: Still breathing. I'm making it. I'll survive.
When we call on the Name of the Lord, heaven stops and God’s attention is focused on us. When we say “Lord”, He says, “Here I Am”.
Good Believers, good leaders, good parents, good conversationalists, and good friends are interested more than they are interesting.
We get annoyed. We get impatient. We don’t like what is happening to us. And with good reason: Life is difficult.
Here are some highlights from my 15th mission trip to India: Sharing Christ at a large outdoor crusade... Praying for the sick... Conducting Medical Camps in the Himalayas... Sharing Christ through an interpreter after a worship service... Commissioning a Sewing Center helping...
God is always providing spontaneous, unplanned, and divine appointments in our lives. We simply have to look for them.
On one particular day, God allowed me to see the part of His Kingdom that He loves the most, what most Americans don’t get to see.
King David didn’t ask, "What will people think?" (And he had an entire kingdom of subjects who would be quick to judge him.)