Two things many believers are missing are good theology and a Rule of Life. Good theology helps us know what is true. A Rule of Life helps us live what is true. When we allow God's word to shape our hearts and habits, we not only honor Him with our lives, we discover a better … Continue reading Theology and a Rule of Life
On Seizing The Day
“Seize the day” sounds inspiring—but it can take you places you were never meant to go. Scripture warns us, “There is a way that seems right to a person, but its end leads to death” (Proverbs 14:12). What looks good to the eyes isn’t always good for the soul. God never called you to seize … Continue reading On Seizing The Day
How Change Happens
You can’t change a part of your life until you change something you do. Start small. Do one thing today that the person you want to become would do. You may feel like an imposter—but you’re actually becoming an improver. We rarely change through motivation alone.We change when we move. Take the next step—and trust … Continue reading How Change Happens
When Your Care Too Much About What People Think About You
We know most people aren’t thinking about us nearly as much as we imagine… yet we often make our choices as if they are. When we let the fear of others' opinions shape us, we end up shrinking what God wants to do in our lives. Instead of asking, “What will people think?” ask, “Lord, … Continue reading When Your Care Too Much About What People Think About You
When God Says No
God answers every prayer—but not always the way you want. Sometimes He says yes, sometimes wait, sometimes no. When his answer isn't what you hoped, instead of asking "Why?" ask, "What now?" “Why?” keeps you stuck in the past."What now?" moves you forward. Growth starts when you act on the answer you’ve got.
Thoughts on Your Thoughts
Not every thought deserves your attention. Some are wounds from the past, lies from the present, or fears about the future. They’re weeds that take root in the yard of your mind—and if you don’t pull them out, they’ll pull you down. Mind your mind.
Jeff McClung 