Whenever a person truly desires to obey God, the Holy Ghost supplies him with the ability to fulfill God’s commands. That is the blessed provision of the New Covenant.

God’s light cut through legalism and condemnation to transform those who sought his Son.

Our battles will end only when we come to full trust in the Lord, believing he is with us in power and in love.

God brings believers to hard places, but it isn’t the end. He has not forsaken us, so don’t give in, don’t stop holding on! 

God’s heart yearned for his special, chosen people to recognize his love for them and cast themselves into his faithful arms.

All believers play John the Baptist’s role in God’s kingdom, paving the way for people to receive Jesus. When that is our singular focus, all else falls into its rightful place.

As we come from spiritual victory still glowing with freedom, two kings await us, the same two kings that awaited Abram in Genesis 14.

Jesus himself says that greatness is measured in how well we serve others.

Even as we contemplate our grief and wounds, let us be quick to obey the Lord’s commands to forgive others.

Jesus understood his children’s tendency to hold grudges against heaven when mountains are not moved on schedule, and he warned us to seek God’s forgiveness.