What should we do when we observe an area of weakness in our friend, or small group, or church that should be addressed for the glory of God?
Tag: Sanctification
One way God helps us become holy is by surrounding us with Christians who imitate him in ways that we don’t yet.
When we’re blindsided by our sins—falling to those temptations we thought we didn’t struggle with or were too mature for, there are three truths that can help us not lose heart.
God, we cannot transform ourselves. Reshape our hearts until they mirror your own.
If we stop frantically trying to find our way to strength, our eyes can remain focused on the Savior who holds us in our weakness.
God isn’t looking for greatness. He’s looking for people so humbled by His greatness that they don’t care whether they are small or significant, they just want to glorify Him.
Every failure of my mothering has been covered by God’s grace. And this isn’t just my hope for tomorrow, but my children’s hope as well.
For the unbeliever that is same-sex attracted, God is not mainly calling them to be straight; He’s calling them to Himself.
Modesty should always be rooted in love—love for our Savior and for our neighbor—and one way this love is expressed is in its passion to protect.
When our sin casts us before the throne of grace, God will never cast us away. Then, we can go back to our friends and family to seek forgiveness for the seventy-seventh time, strengthened with the hope that God will faithfully transform us into his likeness, one degree of glory at a time.
