I grieved God’s seeming resistance to my repeated requests. I never expected that I would one day be grateful for the wait.
God’s approval of us is based not on our own behavior, but on the righteousness of His Son.
We all have things we’re waiting for. But how we wait matters to God — and should matter to us.
Two of my favorite analogies in the Bible are being clay in God’s hands and the treasure in jars of clay. What does it mean to be a vessel for God?
I wasn’t making any space to hear God speak into my need for direction and wisdom when I turned to people first.
“What are you going to do with your life?” When I answer that question, am I listening to Satan’s lies? Or am I listening to God’s truth?
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