Tag: Faith Gateway

Max Lucado, in his book You’ll Get Through This, encourages readers who’ve experienced hurt from others to offer forgiveness and thus reflect Christ’s love. God never gives up on a person. Long after we moved on, God is still there. – Max Lucado Source: Forgiveness and Entrusting Justice to God – FaithGateway

Nabeek Qureshi shares about the kind of love that can change the world. Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you. — Matthew 5:44 Source: A Kind of Love that Changes the World: Investigating the Death of Ronnie Smith – FaithGateway

The Story Devotional shares about the courage to stand in faith regardless of what circumstances you face, and trust in “Even if He Doesn’t” faith. God will give you the courage you need in your “Even If He Doesn’t” moments. —from The Story Devotional  Source: “Even If He Doesn’t” Faith – FaithGateway

Christine Caine shares the story of King David to remind us to trust God’s timing especially when in a position where we feel anonymous and ignored. People look at the outward appearance, but the Lord looks at the heart. — 1 Samuel 16:7  Source: God’s Timing: Embrace Your Place! – FaithGateway

Mark Batterson shares tips for setting God-ordained goals for 2016. If you want to dream until the day you die, you need to set goals that take a lifetime to achieve. – Mark Batterson from The Circle Maker Source: Ten Steps to Setting God-Ordained Goals – FaithGateway

John MacArthur encourages the gospel according to Paul, which focuses on Jesus Christ and Him crucified rather than focusing on ourselves. The gospel is a declaration about the atoning work of Christ. – John MacArthur Source: The Work of Christ – FaithGateway

In Restless Jennie Allen challenges us to think bigger of God’s desires and plans for us when we are restless. Source: Restless? Discover God’s Dream For You – FaithGateway

Ann Voskamp shares about waiting on joy. “Joy is always worth the wait.”— Ann Voskamp in One Thousand Gifts Devotional Source: Amaryllis Grace: Joy is Worth the Wait – FaithGateway

Worrying has never solved a single problem. In fact, it has complicated and compounded many of them. Worrying does not empty tomorrow of its trials, but it often empties today of its triumphs. Worrying accomplishes nothing. We have reached a dangerous point in our spiritual journey when we feel that we have all the answers…

Lysa TerKeurst shares about how our perspective can change and be ruined for good. Fools show their annoyance at once, but the prudent overlook an insult. — Proverbs 12:16 Source: Perspective: Ruined for Good – FaithGateway