“I began to tell Him what he already knew: I can’t do it. I can’t make sure everybody likes me. I can’t stop eating sugar. I can’t focus in my time with Him.”
No amount of hand-wringing or plotting on my part is going to bring about a repentant heart.
A college student explained to Oprah Winfrey how God has restored her purity and hope after experiencing the horror of rape.
The book of Job illustrates how we can relate to God when we suffer.
Elliott juxtaposes the stories of Peter and Judas, as well as shares some of his personal story, to demonstrate the different ways we can respond to spiritual failure.
The depression was gone, but I was surprised to find that the brokenness remained. My wound had been healed, and I was still broken.
I went through a period where I was struggling with feelings of anxiety and guilt about my performance as a Christian. Then God showed me I was looking at myself and my flaws in the wrong way.
Click on a quote that best describes your thoughts and feelings about racism to learn more about God’s heart for you right where you’re at.
Teresa Keith of Edinburgh, Scotland, talks of how she came to have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Read how she found God’s love and forgiveness to be what she needed to fully forgive herself.
A cadet learns that he is forgiven because of what Christ has done for him, not by what he has done for Christ.
Sometimes, what seems like rejection is actually God directing us right where we need to be.
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