Perhaps Elijah’s entire journey of struggle, hardship, disorientation, and despair was all about getting him to the place where he could hear the whisper of God.
Adversity that happens to us can produce in us a kind of entitlement complex; the sense that someone owes us something. This must be renounced until it has finally been released.
Encouragement from others should move us away from sentimentality and cultivate our appetite for the pure, whole food of the Word of God.
Wholeheartedness requires an ever deepening dwelling in the deepest source of all—the Word of God.
Wholeheartedness requires an ever deepening dwelling in the deepest source of all—the Word of God.
To live in Christ is just plain sense. To try to live some other way is plain nonsense.
The hand of God has never stopped moving. It has been unseeable much of the time, and unseen at other times, but always moving.
He always gives us more than we can handle. He gives us what only he can handle, which is precisely the point.
The prophet Elijah needed friends to help bear the burdens and call forth the blessedness of being him.
The hand of God has never stopped moving. It has been unseeable much of the time, and unseen at other times, but always moving.
The hand of God has never stopped moving. It has been unseeable much of the time, and unseen at other times, but always moving.
The hand of God has never stopped moving. It has been unseeable much of the time, and unseen at other times, but always moving.
