Do you struggle with anxiety? Do you long for peace in your relationships, work, or finances? In this blog from our prayer series, discover how to experience God’s supernatural peace and power through supplication.
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Discover how powerful thanksgiving can be in your prayer life and why it’s a great perspective changer.
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Most of us, when we’re facing a challenging situation – whether it’s a work situation, a health situation, or a financial situation – can be quite anxious. Our minds are filled with thoughts of worry and concern. Thankfully, God has a solution for our anxiety. It’s prayer.
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We live in a culture where many people struggle with their emotional health. If you are tired of your emotional pain and wondering how to get healed, read to discover three ways to experience God’s help and healing.
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Perhaps you’ve often wondered why God would even allow such people in your life. Many of us, in our heart of hearts, would rather God just “relocate” some of them. But what if the person we most want God to remove from our lives is actually the very person we need the most?
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Restoring our brother or sister who has sinned must be done with the same love that Christ showed us. Remember, we serve the God of second chances. And third and fourth and fifth chances. We all experience “moral failure” at some point in this difficult life, and we all need forgiveness and restoration.
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We’re surrounded by people desperately hurting and in need of help. At the same time, there seems to be a lot of people who are willing to give love and support. Yet people continue to suffer. Willing hearts and plenty of resources, but the huge need never ends. Why is there a gap between what we know to be the ideal and the disappointing reality?
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Just as we have a common origin with our mother and father, so we also have a common supernatural origin to those who are born again and know Christ. Likewise, despite all the struggles some of us have been through in our families, we know in our hearts of hearts that we still have an obligation to honor our biological parents because they brought us into the world. So too in the body of Christ, we have a responsibility to one another.
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Taking Jesus seriously means taking His words seriously. Taking the Word, the Bible, seriously. If we’re realistic and honest, this means not how seriously we think we take it. Not how seriously other people may think we take it. Not how we feel about it in private. Rather, when we see what Jesus says, how we respond or don’t respond.
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