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I live in this book, with this book, and by this book. Like our verse in Hebrews says, God’s word to me is “alive and active.”

Let’s pray now that God would help us take our ‘madness’ and use it for good – to strive to bring the gospel into everything we are and everything we do.

When we start to mature in Christ, we begin to realize what we’re supposed to fight for.

Hold onto the hand that was nailed to the cross. That hand knows pain like none other. Our hope is in Him.

We all want goodness, knowledge, all of it! But the work, and moreover humility, it takes to develop them requires perseverance.

When we choose to see each other through the eyes of Christ, we realize we’re all being transformed into beautifully decorated Christmas trees.

 So often, we let our little devices direct our thoughts as well as our traveling routes.

Today’s verse reminds us how important it is to plant God’s truth deep within our souls.

Tweens struggle hard with self-worth as they awaken to realize things don’t always go the way they want them to, nor do they make the right choices all of the time, either.

Life will constantly shift, banking around sharp curves and sneaking up on us with challenging seasons. But God remains the same.

During the days we can't see past our busyness, we can have faith those extra minutes are there.

We are already accepted, liked and loved!

Help us to let go when we need to.

Let us continue to pray for God to teach us more about the Holy Spirit of the Lord.

Reaching out for help is the only way to survive the busy-ness.

We all have our own messes, hurts, hang-ups and relationship failures. Keep loving people, even though it’s messy.

Do we know who we are? Can we choose to remind each other?

On this side of heaven, grief aches within each of us.

We must be like David, willing to remember our sins and the serious consequences they create.