We are weak. He is strong. The closer we draw close to God, the more He shares His strength, wisdom, and power.

We’re all working for the Big Boss, God Almighty, Creator of the Universe. As we prove ourselves trustworthy, God gives us more to do. He stretches our talents, our gifts, and our faith by challenging us with new responsibilities. Ask Him to trust you with more!

God never turns us away. We’re the ones who turn away from Him, or we never approach Him at all. Make a choice. Say His name and change your life. He’s waiting to hear from you.

As you face the day ahead, take a moment to ask God to be a part of it. He’s ready and waiting to give you the courage and strength you need to get you through anything the world throws at you.

Praying for people we like or agree with is easy, but praying for those who represent the antithesis of our beliefs? God wants ALL people to know Him and turn to Him. So that’s what we pray for: We pray that our enemies come to know God intimately. Trust Him to handle the rest.

God is good—all the time. Bad things happen, things that defy understanding. OUR understanding. But nothing happens that surprises God. He always has a good reason when He allows bad things to happen—a reason we may not ever understand. He has a plan. Ask Him to show it to you.

We talk. God listens. He knows what’s best for us and answers in a way that helps us live our His perfect plan for our lives. Talk to Him today!

God knows what He's doing. We don't. His way is always the best way. Trust Him to hear your pleas, guide you, and love you through every moment of your life.

The Golden Rule is one of the most famous sayings in the world—and one of the least followed. Yet we must try to follow it with all our might. Hopefully our  goodness will  start a lovely parade of kindness that will change the world.

In heaven we will finally be all God created us to be—for eternity. As much as we enjoy our lives now, heaven will be better. God has created a place especially for each one of us!

Jesus doesn’t mince words: you’re either for Him or against Him. But it’s more than just believing in Him, it’s following Him and working for Him—working with Him. Show the world who you are by showing WHOSE you are.

Sometimes people let us down. But God won't. Ever. He'll never leave us, walk away from us, or disown us. Once His, always His. He is ours, and we are His. Forever.

When things go wrong, who do you turn to? God wants to help, and will give you  a safe place to vent and cry. In return He promises to guide you  in the right direction and give you  a dose of His strength. Next time you’re troubled, choose the sure thing first. Choose God.

Jesus flipped the script on how He wants you to react to people who hurt you.Not by hurting them back, not by ignoring them. You  are to respond by being kind. This is powerful because it is unexpected. Whatever the situation, ask God to help you  deal with the matter His way.

It’s a sign of true love when we anticipate the wants and needs of those close to us. God does this for us all the time. Thank Him for all the good and perfect gifts He gives  you—even before you ask.

What a glorious promise! Because Christ our Lord rose from the dead, so will we! One day we will enjoy eternal life in heaven—with Him! Believe it! Believe it all!

Be bold! Share the Good News about Jesus! Let His power loose, changing the lives of all who believe!

Ask God to replace your weakness with His strength, your confusion with His clarity, and your pain with His peace. Then watch Him do just that.

Your troubles are temporary. See the big picture: as a believer in Jesus, live in the hope and assurance of a pain-free, glorious eternity where there are no trials or tears. That future glory outshines your current troubles like the sun outshines a pinprick of light.

Everything we experience with our five senses is fleeting, ever-changing. What is constant and never-changing are the things beyond our five senses: our faith in God and His assurance that there is eternal life waiting for all of us who believe in Jesus.