(Proverbs 30:1) I am weary, God, but I will be victorious.
How can a Christian be weary (weak, tired) and victorious (prevailing, overcoming) at the same time?
In our own human
(Proverbs 3:5–6) Trust in the LORD with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make your paths straight.
The phrase “trusting in the Lord” is not simply an intellectual assent, or quoting a Bible passage. It is throwing
(Philippians 4:6) Let your requests be made known to God.
Throughout the Bible, God tells us to “Ask Him.” We too often hold on to, or repress desires in our
(Philippians 4:8) Fill your thoughts with what is true.
Our modern world is run by media that is filled with false propaganda and misleading information, which is today perpetuated
(Jude 24) Now to God who is able to keep us from falling, and to present us before his glorious presence without fault and with great joy.
We too often think that it fully depends on our own self-efforts for us to live a victorious Christian life.
(Proverbs 28:20) A faithful person will abound with blessings.
I often say that in the daily battle of life: I want faithful people around me.
I do not want
(Proverbs 4:25) Let your eyes look straight ahead.
Where our focus is will determine the direction we go in life.
It is so easy for us to get
(Proverbs 3:17–18) The ways (paths) of wisdom are pleasure and peace.
Especially with the emergence of television and social media, most modern people are conditioned to seek entertainment in the hope
(Numbers 13:33) We are like grasshoppers.
After being delivered from Egypt by the power of God, Israel was now on a wilderness journey to the promised
