The Power of Reading
Reading keeps our minds engaged and refreshed. It also broadens us, so we can connect with people who don’t know Christ in ways that make sense to them and cause them to draw near to faith.
Written by Chuck Swindoll, these encouraging devotional thoughts are published seven days per week.
Reading keeps our minds engaged and refreshed. It also broadens us, so we can connect with people who don’t know Christ in ways that make sense to them and cause them to draw near to faith.
By keeping the Lord at the centre of our homes by inviting His presence before meals, acknowledging Him in prayer at the close of each day, and seeking Him in His Word at critical moments when a situation seems impossible, we guarantee our efforts will not be in vain.
Don’t trade those times around the table with your children and grandchildren for anything! They are treasured moments. Let them be.
Let’s be gentle and sensitive when we are touching the tender feelings of others—especially with our words. Moms and dads, it’s hard to exaggerate the value of gentle words within the walls of your home.
Tact graces a life like fragrance graces a rose. One whiff of those red petals erases any thought of the thorns.
Take heart! God is for you. Be an encouragement to those who’ve not yet discovered the freedom you know. He may use you to bring someone out into the light of His grace!
Is there any reason you’re hesitating...insisting on trying to figure things out on your own? God is not deaf. He will hear your voice. Even if it comes as a whisper.
Grandparents. What remarkable gifts from God. Generation after generation He provides a fresh set of them...an ever-present counterculture in our busy world.
If you have the joy of being a grandparent, don’t miss opportunities to tell your grandkids the stories of God’s faithfulness and His mighty power.
Paying attention to the needs of others always pays off. We are happiest when we give ourselves away, rather than hoard everything for ourselves.