When hope is elusive it is a comfort to know that Jesus is not oblivious to the fear and sorrow that can crowd out hope.
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God’s love is the sturdy frame that can hold together faith that is in disrepair.
Have you ever had the experience of unresolved guilt…of regret…of wishing that you had it to do all over again? I would be surprised if you answered “no” to any of those questions.
Though I am broken, God loves me and can use me to accomplish great things.
Today is the first Sunday in the season of Advent and we begin the season with the first part of the story of the birth of Jesus from the gospel of Matthew.
Though I am broken, God loves me and can use me to accomplish great things.
Psalm 121 has brought comfort to countless families at the funeral of a loved one. It has brought comfort to countless hospital patients and their families.
There is something mysterious about today’s scripture text. It’s that thorn. Paul says, “I was given a thorn in my body because of the outstanding revelations I’ve received so that I wouldn’t be conceited.