We can be like Paul. We can be people who bring messages of hope in the darkness of life’s storms.
Fellow Servants
Crippled But Not Forgotten (2 Samuel 9:3)
le at all physically. But we are all in need of a physician.
Don’t Let Yourself Disa-Peer (1 Corinthians 15:33)
Everyday, in hopes of fitting in, we are influenced by other people. But we can lose ourselves in the hopes of being what others want.
Fixing My Gaze (Proverbs 4:25–26)
Choosing a single, positive, spiritual goal for the day is a great way to find clarity and meaning even in the midst of “chaos.”
Why Wait? (Psalm 27:13–14)
David suggests he would not have made it through had his hope and vision been anything less than galvanized in Our Heavenly Father’s promises to redeem and restore His creation.
Unbind Him (John 11:44)
Jesus has raised your neighbor—your brother, your sister, your ecclesial member, your enemy, your friend—to new life.
Vulnerability Heals (James 5:16)
Without sharing our faults (our struggles) we actually aren’t able to truly pray for each other.
How to Help Others in Grief and Pain (Romans 12:15)
Weeping is a physical expression of solidarity and understanding—a live action demonstrating interpersonal connections that are comforting to people in pain.
He Girded Himself (John 13:4)
Our actions are likely directed by the items with which we gird ourselves.
Choose Life! (Revelation 22:14)
Don’t get caught up in the moment. You always have a choice.
