
We should always remember that God uses the difficulties we face, especially those caused by people who reject the gospel, to prepare us, making us worthy of his kingdom.

Whatever God puts before us to do, whether it be the noblest career or the most menial job, we should work at it with our whole heart.

Our calling as Christians is to be like Christ… in all moments.

We must not be distracted by the world or discouraged by opposition. Rather, our devotion must be to Jesus.

This was an incredible ask, but Paul prayed this to Him who can do far more than we can ask or think.

David's prayer in this final verse of Psalm 19 is quite breathtaking. Lord, may I be blameless in all that I say and think!

Each one who would follow Christ must also crucify their past life so that they might now live in and by Christ.

God provides grace so that we can abound in every good work.

As the fragrance of Jesus, may people smell him, not me! To whatever degree I am seen, may my life promote Christ!

God has power to use our feeble efforts for his glory.