Tag: Faith Gateway

The finest snippets of life are those in which laughter is at the core. Kate Merrick describes how she dealt with loss through laughter and self-awareness. God is gently, lovingly teaching me about laughter, about Himself. — Kate Merrick Source: God’s Gift of Laughter – FaithGateway

In this devotion from Max Lucado, we are reminded that we have a choice to live in the Spirit and the freedom of Calvary. Source: It’s a New Day: The Choice Is Yours – FaithGateway

Karen Ehman describes the nature of selflessness and using your heart to help others and lead them to God. Moments of ordinary holiness make an impact. We don’t do good for the sake of looking good; we do good in order to point others to Jesus. — Karen Ehman Source: Ordinary Holiness – FaithGateway

The number three pervades our world, most notably, the divine power of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Read from Lauren Green about the number three. God loves because God is love. — Lauren Green Source: Is There Power in Three? – FaithGateway

The starting points of Christianity and naturalistic science diverge. Read from Ravi Zacharias about the roles of science and faith in the universe. Lord, how majestic is Your name in all the Earth! — Psalm 8:1 Source: The “Cause” of the First Cause – FaithGateway

Nothing is too hard for God. He can heal the deepest wounds in your heart. Read from Sheila Walsh about how spending 5 Minutes a Day with Jesus can heal. But this truth is eternal: nothing is too hard for God. — Sheila Walsh Source: Healing for the Deepest Wounds – FaithGateway

Pity is kind, and sometimes it’s where we start, but pity alone is not very helpful. Learn how to act on parity rather than pity from Justin Dillon. Parity is spiritual practice. — Justin Dillon Source: Pity and Parity – FaithGateway

For the whole world, from bottom to top, Jesus is our Immanuel. There is no depth to which Jesus will not descend in order to be present with you. Jesus is our Savior. He came to set us free. — David Bowden Source: Jesus Starts at the Bottom – FaithGateway

Boys dream of being the hero, beating the bad guys, doing daring feats, and rescuing the damsel in distress. Men question “Do I have the strength it takes?” “Don’t ask yourself what the world needs, ask yourself what makes you come alive, because what the world needs are men who have come alive.” – John Eldredge…

Dealing with difficult situations while keeping your soul intact isn’t easy. Read how Beth Guckenberger is climbing her own prayer mountain with her family. The year of metaphorical mountain climbing strengthened muscles in me that I still benefit from. — Beth Guckenberger Source: Prayer: Climbing the Mountain – FaithGateway