Tag Archive for: God’s character
We Should Trust God—But for What?
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"You cannot trust us to let you face trouble alone."
So too with God. Yet I have often trusted Him for the wrong thing.
When You Think It’s God Speaking, But It’s Actually Your Inner Critic
A few years back, it became apparent that I had turned God into Simon Cowell. The realisation came while I was in a class on spiritual formation.
When God Hits the Refresh Button (As seen through 3 Bible Characters)
Have a look at our Heavenly Father’s record. See how He brought about new beginnings in these Bible characters’ lives, and turned their life trajectory around so that their lives are no longer “same old, same old”, but speak of His steadfastness and love.
Are We Just Having Coffee Dates with God?
Having a relationship with God is the most important thing. But what does it mean?
God Measures What We Can’t
Being able to count and measure the things around us gives us a sense of control over our lives and the world around us. But there’s one Person who is beyond measure.
God Felt Like a Genie—Until I Learned About His Traits
Have you ever felt like you are rattling off a list of wants to a genie while talking to God? Most of my prayer life felt that way.
When God Didn’t Answer My Prayer for a Relationship
I sat on the couch as tears dripped down my face. I had willed myself not to cry, but I felt as if a small tiny knife had lodged in my heart, and each breath drawn only served to push the metaphorical knife further into my heart.
I replayed the text message in my head: “It’s someone I have started seeing, but nothing official at the moment.”
5 Realities Of What It Means To Be Christ-like
As Christians, we all aspire to be just like Christ. But what does it actually mean? And how will we know that we’re living like Christ?
3 Anchors for When You’re Coping with Change
As a business consultant, my job specialty is emotional support consulting.
I also specialize in needing emotional support consulting myself. Like my clients, when I am faced with change, I feel a combination of anger, frustration, and fear.