Facing Failures
If you’ve blown it, don’t sweat it. Make things right today, brush off your sandals and move back out in His strength and courage. It’s not that great a leap.
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Insight for Today
Written by Chuck Swindoll, these encouraging devotional thoughts are published seven days per week.
A Rare and Remarkable Virtue
Facing trouble today? Maybe a long struggle with uncertainty, or confronting a seemingly impossible obstacle in your life? The Spirit is at work, forming patience in you. Don’t resist it...embrace it! Let Him lengthen your temper. You can’t, but He can.
Nit-Picking
It’s one thing to stand firm in major issues clearly set forth in Scripture. It’s another thing to pick fights over tiny jots and meaningless tittles.
The Great Surprise
The highs and lows of our lives are usually triggered by surprises. Within split seconds we are sobbing or laughing like crazy.
Keeping Your Word
I know another One who promised He would return. He, too, will keep His word. In fact, He’s never broken one promise. There’s no credibility gap with Him. Count on it: He will return!
Spiritual Famine
There can be a shortage of spiritual nourishment in our lives—in our marriages, our homes. A regular diet of the unadulterated truth of God is a rare experience.
Pursuing Worthy Trophies
Turn to the Lord today and commit your time, gifts, affections, and investments to Him. Make certain His name is made known and His grace transferred through your brief, but meaningful years on earth.
Careful, Don’t Stumble
What’s James’ point? Nobody’s perfect...making mistakes, or stumbling, is a normal fact of life. More specifically, when it comes to the tongue, we often blow it!
Watch Out for Fakes
We must be careful how we live, examine our hearts, and allow the Spirit of God freedom to roam the inner chambers of our motives.
Destination Unknown
Notice the wide highway that leads to hell. Highway speed is often breakneck. But the road to heaven and God’s blessing is narrow and more difficult to navigate, yet leads to life. A narrow road requires a much slower and more careful pace.
