By the grace of Christ, our words may increasingly become what Proverbs 25:11 celebrates: fitting, beautiful, and life-giving. —Brian G. Najapfour https://t.co/6nSwNGFTGK
While the devil had his own evil designs in afflicting Paul, God had good purposes, and His purposes always prevail. —@AndrewMillerOPC https://t.co/8Ct93jaQNx
The local church is vital—I cannot overcommunicate the importance of the local church in the life of a college student. —Jay Thomas (@JayamSThomas) https://t.co/2B0vhI2qGU
The life of the Apostle Peter is a powerful testimony of God’s grace toward imperfect disciples.
Read this article as @KimRiddlebarger explores the life of Peter, whom the Lord transformed into a bold preacher of the gospel.
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Sins of the tongue arise from sins of the heart—valuing expediency over truth, self-interest over love, and suspicion over charity. —Jared Jeter https://t.co/OMFSJOZLzs
Christians can guard against spiritual apathy first by using God’s appointed means for our spiritual growth. The outward and ordinary means of grace are the Word, the sacraments, and prayer. —@DavidTAStrain https://t.co/3WjmNgqL0N
To find yourself drifting from God and to be unconcerned about it is a terrible position in which to live and we need to tremble at the prospect that we could be happy in our backsliding. —@DavidTAStrain https://t.co/3WjmNgqL0N
There is an all-wise, all-sovereign Overseer, and everything that comes to pass is ordained by our good and gracious Father. —Keith A. Evans (@DrKeithAEvans) https://t.co/c2VNaEXMGg
Apathy is the posture of the heart that no longer cares and may be among the most serious disorders of the soul. —@DavidTAStrain https://t.co/3WjmNgqL0N
Freedom from fear of change results not from the absence of change but from the presence of an unchanging God. —Keith A. Evans (@DrKeithAEvans) https://t.co/c2VNaEXMGg
This is why Scripture places such a premium on meditating on its words. The more our inner voice repeats what God has told us in His Word, the more our hearts will be strengthened by His grace. —Gabriel N.E. Fluhrer https://t.co/7fN5hbZ40L
Every tender instinct we have as parents—to teach, to heal, to lead with conviction, to run toward our child in compassion—reflects the One from whom all fatherhood is named. —Meredith Lee Myers
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Our fears, of course, are not all bad. Their greatest good is that they remind us that we are small and that we need Jesus. —Ed Welch https://t.co/Lpw5y6g0mu