Category: Faith

What moves the heart of God is a heart that follows Him. Faith begins on your knees but grows on your feet. A faith that isn’t used soon atrophies. If you want to trust God fully, you must obey Him completely.

You can’t say Jesus is first if you consistently put Him last in your time, attention, and resources. As much as we want to “have our cake and eat it too,” Jesus doesn’t leave room for divided allegiance. Following Him will cost you—just as it cost Him everything to save you. Don’t let the price … Continue reading The Cost of Following Jesus

You’ve got to wrestle with the right questions to find the right answers. “He must increase, but I must decrease.” — John 3:30 (ESV) John’s disciples were concerned that Jesus’ ministry was growing while theirs was shrinking. But John knew—that was the point. His ministry existed to make much of Christ, even at the cost … Continue reading Where Do You Need to Decrease?

Your significance isn’t measured by a number on a scale, the size of your paycheck, the title you hold, or the season you’re in. Your worth is anchored in the Savior who made you, loves you, and gave His life so you could have eternal life. Don’t let how little someone may see you drown … Continue reading When You’re Feeling Unseen

He’s looking for your surrender. Most of us either overestimate what our talents can accomplish or underestimate what God can do through us. In both moments, we have to remember: the Christian life isn’t about what God can do for us or what we can do for Him—it’s about what He wants to do in … Continue reading God Isn’t Looking for Your Strenth

Jesus doesn’t turn His back on people who turn back to Him. Stumbles are inevitable, but they don’t get the final word. Every time you come back to Him—whether it’s the first time or the five-hundredth—He’s ready to welcome you home. If you haven’t given up on following Jesus, rest assured: He hasn’t given up … Continue reading When You’ve Turned Your Back on a Jesus