When we get our happiness from God, we want to share that happiness with others.
God wants to give us the help we need, but we have to be willing to be vulnerable enough to ask him for it.
We'll be vulnerable with God when we believe he loves us, is interested in us, and has a plan for us.
In this week's Mini Quiet Time, we'll look at a story where Jesus had to choose to be vulnerable and what came as a result of his decision.
Understanding the way we handle the storms of life can help us recognize what we’re building our lives on, and learn how to trust God and his way instead.
What King Ahab can teach us about navigating the emotional disruptions that are necessary parts of the process of change.
Do you find yourself constantly distracted or overwhelmed? Use these scriptures on focus to help you identify and calm your reactionary anxiety.
Having a transformational quiet time is an issue of spiritually preparing our minds and hearts to follow God.
The longer you do something, the easier it becomes to forget why you started doing it. This can happen to us with Christianity. If you have a seared conscience, these steps will help your heart heal.
God wants us to have friends we can be completely ourselves with, but this can only happen if we let go of control.
The key to turning our emotion into action is trusting God.
God wants us to experience continual restarts, rebirths, redefinitions, and to rebrand our lives.