When we focus on our purpose, it can set us off course and potentially move us away from God’s purpose and pleasure. It may even cause hindrance for others. The Lord is purposeful, and He has a plan and purpose for all He has created. We don’t have to strive to determine our purpose or fight to maintain what the Lord has assigned to us. …
Having a Greater Vision than Personal Purpose (Part II)Read More »
The norm in the American Christian culture is the desire to seek God’s purpose for our lives and to accomplish all that the Lord has planned for us to do on this earth. To a degree, that is a noble desire, but if we make it the focus of our walk with the Lord, it can derail us from the Lord’s greater purpose. …
Having a Vision Greater than Personal Purpose (Part I)Read More »
The Lord has territory for His children where they can live, function, glorify the Lord, and be fruitful, but when they use comparing themselves with others as a measuring stick to determine they are on track, it brings much frustration to some. …
God’s Boundary Lines and His Territory for Us (Part III)Read More »
God’s timing is an important aspect of walking with Him. To live a surrendered life, we must trust God’s timing. The Lord is the master of time, and just as He has the power to keep the sun, the moon, and the galaxies in proper order and timing, He also directs His children’s steps according to His timing and His will.
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The beauty of the Christmas season is that it gives us the opportunity to ponder how God has richly blessed humanity with the gift of His Son! “For unto us a Child is born..” This is the Good News that the world desperately needs to hear.
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God spoke to Israelites in captivity through His prophet Jeremiah by giving them exhortation, instruction, and correction. The Lord told the people that His plans for them were not to harm them but to give them a hope and a future. The fruition of God’s plans were going to come through a process, and it required their obedience and cooperation. …
There is a whole lot more to Jeremiah 29:11 than it meets the eye! God used Jeremiah to speak to the Israelites about His plans for them, which required their obedience. However, the false prophets sought to be popular by giving false and flattering prophesies that appealed to people’s desires.
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