Navigating Spiritual Crisis

This post offers support for individuals struggling with faith, emphasizing that doubts and crises can deepen one’s relationship with God. It encourages seeking guidance from counselors and faith communities, while acknowledging personal challenges. Hope and grace are underscored as essential in overcoming trials, reminding readers they are not alone in their journey.

Discovering Light in Darkness: A Study of John and Colossians

Jesus is the Light in a dark world. Jesus the Creator, Redeemer, and the embodiment of God’s presence, offers hope and reconciliation to believers, who become children of God through faith in Him.

Trust in Jesus: Overcoming Life’s Challenges

Today’s encouragement is for us to be obedient/faithful in a manner that is impossible for us to accomplish if we rely on ourselves. When reading through the Gospels have you noticed that Jesus calls us to believe in Him during hard times: something we can’t do through human will or wisdom? Jesus invites us toContinueContinue reading “Trust in Jesus: Overcoming Life’s Challenges”

Carrying Each Other’s Burdens: A Christian Perspective

In a world increasingly defined by self-interest, the teachings of Paul remind us of a vital truth: our lives intertwine. As we prepare for Christ’s return, let us uplift each other, exemplifying the love and unity found in Scriptures. True fulfillment arises not from personal gain, but from nurturing community and faith.

Considering God’s Silence: Insight for Seekers

In writing this particular post, I credit Randy Alcorn’s excellent article about God’s silence for the main ideas/concepts of this post. I recommend that you read this article and glean from it! My desire is to further explore items he mentions. Article Credit: Randy Alcorn: Waiting When God Seems Silent as posted on desiringgod.org https://www.desiringgod.org/articles/waiting-when-god-seems-silent?fbclid=IwAR2IpA4TwtxpDcxsnm5_Ujef5Wr6WuQfKffTTKyeh34LMtpXAd8goIkRH50ContinueContinue reading “Considering God’s Silence: Insight for Seekers”