le at all physically. But we are all in need of a physician.
Hope
My Heart Leaps for Joy (Psalm 28:7)
Today I’m rejoicing! . . . Because God listens, because God provides, because of my fellow believers, and because of my Lord, Jesus.
God’s Blessings Never Fail (Lamentations 3:22–23)
This passage speaks to our hearts, especially at times when we are particularly aware of our failings.
Do You Hear Him? (John 10:3)
He knows me, and he loves me.
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.
Shines Ever Brighter (Proverbs 4:18)
Light in the Bible has come to represent something more profound than natural light. Unlike natural light—which will give us a sunburn if we get too much—we can never get too much of the true light.
A Rose Shall Bloom in a Lonely Place (Isaiah 35:1–2)
No matter how bleak, barren and forlorn your life may appear, God has plans to redeem you and make you blossom.
Risk the Derision and Proclaim His Name (Romans 1:16)
It can be scary to open up—what if they say I’m crazy to believe in the Bible? What if they make fun of me? What if they laugh? What if they unfriend me?
Grace Be With You (2 Timothy 4:22)
Years ago I began expanding my own concluding benediction remarks. The process has been enjoyable and thought-provoking for me.
God’s Triumph in Christ (2 Corinthians 2:14)
Our Father Himself, creator of heaven and earth, is leading the way to victory.
