Tag: faith
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Faith When Life Hurts Part 1: Faith in the Face of the Unknown Faith is not about having all the answers or controlling every outcome; it’s about taking the next right step in obedience to God, even when the path ahead is unclear. Throughout history and in our own lives, we are tempted to believe…
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Faith When Life Hurts Part 4: Worship and Fellowship-Life Together Individual faith, when lived in isolation, inevitably cools and loses its vitality. The journey of following Jesus is not a sprint but a long obedience in the same direction, requiring rhythms and habits that sustain us through every season of life. True discipleship is not…
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Faith, Humility, and God’s Unfailing Mercy Devotional Day 1: God Can Be Trusted Even When He Seems Silent When it feels like God is not answering, it can be deeply discouraging and confusing, especially when you are desperate for His help. Yet, what may feel like abandonment is often preparation—God is working behind the scenes…
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The Holy Spirit Changes Us (Galatians 5) Today’s passage from Galatians illustrates the Holy Spirit’s power in Christ followers’ lives. Written by the apostle Paul to the non-Jewish congregation in Galatia, this letter outlines the importance of pursuing righteousness by faith as opposed to the works of the flesh. How are believers today at risk…
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Rebuilding Faith on the Rock of Christ Many of us have built our lives on foundations that seemed solid but ultimately failed us—whether it was prosperity teaching, legalism, simplistic answers to suffering, or even confusing faith with politics or shame-based ethics. These foundations often over-promise and under-deliver, leaving us disillusioned when life’s storms inevitably come.…
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Finding Faith in the Wilderness of Doubt Today’s journey took us into the wilderness with the Israelites in Exodus 16, exploring what it means to feel abandoned by God and how to walk with others through seasons of doubt, church hurt, and spiritual disorientation. The wilderness is that in-between place—no longer where we were, not…