Dwell Devos
While his infinity may boggle my mind, what brings me to my knees in wonder-filled worship is not his ability to stand over time, but his willingness to step into it.
God has done the wondrously unthinkable, gloriously absurd, and radically counterintuitive.
He tells you exactly who he is; you can rest in him.
I need God to be God, because I’ve got boots on the ground in the battle for joy.
I pray that the truths in this verse will give us hope when we feel hopeless, peace in the unknown, and strength in our weakness. But, most of all, I pray for worshipful hearts filled with the love of God.
I want cake. Like that naughty child who pushes away her still-full dinner plate and asks for dessert, I’m not satisfied with the robust goodness of God’s provision for my life. I want more.
This verse blows my mind. This verse comes at the Word of God in so many ways, that I just had to show you each amazing angle. You see, I’m convinced that it’s gonna blow your mind, just like it did mine.
The word of God is the blood in my veins and the sun on my face.
The fruits of the spirit aren't mainly for us. They're for sharing.
Our God is the God of abundance. And his fruit is an example of that.
I want to win those gifts. But it doesn't work that way.
The fruits of the spirit are easy peasy. Except when they're not.
God made you for a purpose. Are you living it?
How do we get past the sweaty, freak-out moment to a place of honest, open conversation about our faith?
If God says I am light, only he can make it so.
Illumination. Revelation. Goodness. Purity. Glory.
When God asks us to climb, it's for our own good.
We all struggle in our faith, whether we're honest about it or not.