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Index to this series of features.
This series is open. New material may continue to be added at the top of the index
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Godliness with contentment is great gain... if we have food and clothing, we will be content with that. |
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Forgive us our debts, as we also have forgiven our debtors. Matthew 6:12 |
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I will praise the LORD according to His righteousness, And will sing praise to the name of the LORD Most High. Psalm 7:17 |
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Do nothing out of selfish ambition or vain conceit, but in humility consider others better than yourselves. Phil 2:3 |
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Jesus invites us to be of good cheer, to take heart, to have courage. |
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Choosing to wait on the Lord sets us free in marvellous ways to enter into deeper levels of spiritual reality. |
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As we choose to trust, we do so recognizing that God has a great purpose in all things. |
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True righteousness opens the door to spiritual power which we can't imagine. |
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Humility arises from a realistic view of oneself, particularly in relation to God. |
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Purity is God's standard for us. choose it for your blessing. Ignore it at your peril. |
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When we choose to deny ourselves we move forward in our spiritual development and into a deeper relationship with God. |
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When we choose to obey we take a giant step forward down the path toward spiritual maturity. |
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Choosing to be thankful indicates our submission to God and acknowledges His lordship in our lives. |
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The scriptural command to bless others is not about blessing those in our natural or spiritual families, it is to bless our enemies. |
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What makes you you? Is it what you believe or what you say or how you behave? |
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Our human nature prompts us to be content, but spiritual maturity is a process which keeps driving us along. |
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Sin is so pervasive both inside and outside of us that we need to consciously choose to avoid it. |
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God’s word calls us to move toward others in love, not to withdraw from them and not to move toward them in hostility. |
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Thank God that our spiritual victory doesn’t depend on us, but on the One who saved us in the first place. |
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We are likely to find it impossible to respond positively toward others unless we are first doing so in regard to the Spirit of God. |
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Whether it’s a child staring down the garden peas on her plate, or a senior with a cell-phone in hand, they will learn something from the experience. |
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As followers of Jesus, it is appropriate to reflect His generosity to those around us regardless of the level of material resources we possess. |
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Though God always cares for us, we only experience the benefit of that care when we surrender to Him everything that might possibly make us anxious. |
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The key to consciously living in God’s presence is to train the mind to remember the fact. |
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What we believe is based on a choice. That choice is based on Truth. That Truth is the person of Jesus. And Jesus is the Son of God. |
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We can choose to go through physical life in a state of spiritual death, or we can reconnect with God and find spiritual life. |
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There are two aspects of our salvation to be appreciated: Christ died for our sin and we died with Christ on the cross. |
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I’ve been trying to increase my awareness of things to enjoy, and I’m finding lots - too many to even start listing here. |
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If life were a line drawing, the points along the line would consist of all the choices we’ve made. |
