Building self-discipline is what gives us the ability to bridge the gap between aspiration and victory.
The unrelenting difficulties we’ve experienced this year can prompt us to seek God in a new way.
Spiritual change isn’t contingent upon a significant life transition. We can learn from Moses’ relationship with God how to experience our own spiritual transformation.
Often, the challenge that I face is that I get inspired to want to make a difference, but don’t realize that I first must allow God to change me.
A courageous person is someone who isn’t shaken by circumstances, may experience fear but doesn’t live in it, and is secure and strong no matter what. Does this describe you?
We have an important choice to make every day, and that choice is whether we will choose God, or choose humanism and self-reliance to help us handle the demands and responsibilities of life.
The key to turning our emotion into action is trusting God.
For our purposes, “Destiny” is the ultimate goal of your life, while “Purpose” is the path you will take and things you will do to get there.
When Jesus spoke, he described a vision. This vision was of a world changed by his kingdom, and those who listened were transfixed.