In this world of seven billion people, every person leaves his own unique mark. What we do with that mark is what makes our story. We can waste our lives in selfish pursuits, we can destroy our lives and the lives of others through sinful choices, or we can make the world a better place by boldly imitating Christ through our lives.
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In spite of the fact that God’s forgiveness is our greatest need, it’s rare to have someone ask me, with desperation in there voice, “what can I do to be forgiven” It is not the burning question in most people’s minds, but it should be.
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We often think of missionaies as Godly people who sail to some far-off, uncivilized land not returning for several years. Being a missionary was the ultimate calling nothing could be…
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Aquari, with quiet dignity said, “My country did not send me seven thousand miles to start this race. My country sent me to finish.”
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Our life can end up having a big impact when the sum of our choices is added together. It is important that we seek God’s wisdom for every decision we make, regardless of how small it seems to us. When we add to our wisdom and understanding, it too grows larger and stronger possibly changing not only the course of our life, but the lives of others as well!
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It has been said that “Humility does not mean thinking less of yourself than others, nor does it mean having a low opinion of your own gifts. It means freedom from thinking about yourself and abilities and talents at all.”
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As one of the most fascinating books of the Bible, Daniel contains some of the most colorful, dramatic, and suspenseful stories in all of the scripture. The overarching theme is the great conflict between God and Satan, and the ultimate choice of Gods people to either pursue faith or be absorbed into the dark culture around them.
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How can we spiritually survive in an increasingly spiritually hostile environment? What do you do when the society looks different than your values? How do we respond when the culture celebrates evil? What do we do when it feels like evil keeps winning? It there any hope for future generations? Is it possible to do more than just survive?
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“Yet another way of working is to begin with God; to ask His plans, and to offer ourselves to Him to carry out His purposes.”
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Joshua commanded them to build a memorial of stones as a public testimony of what God had done for them … stones that would remind them as well as their children of the faithfulness and power of God.
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