~Maha
Read More StoriesEven when following Christ brings persecution, a heart set aflame by His love will endure. We prepare for opposition by fixing our eyes on Him and standing with the persecuted church in prayer.
READ MOREMoses longed for God Himself more than for the Promised Land. Our deepest pleasure is found not in God’s gifts but in His presence—knowing Him intimately and walking with Him each day.
READ MOREJesus promised blessing for those who are persecuted for righteousness’ sake. When opposition comes, we can rejoice knowing that our reward is great and that trials make us more like Christ.
READ MOREChrist Himself is our peace. He reconciles those who were far off and brings us near. Because He is Jehovah Shalom, we can lay down our anxieties and rest in His finished work.
READ MORETrue peace flows from a right relationship with God; there is no peace for those who persist in sin. When we seek His righteousness, we enjoy the harmony and rest that only He can give.
READ MOREOur hearts are desperately wicked; reformation is not enough. We need regeneration. Only God can take our crooked, sinful hearts and make them new by His grace.
READ MOREWe forgive and show kindness because God in Christ has forgiven us. Having received mercy, we now help others navigate their darkness with the same compassion we have experienced.
READ MOREJesus’ parable of the Good Samaritan invites us to be more than observers. He calls us to be ‘picker‑uppers’ who interrupt our schedules to show mercy to those who are hurting.
READ MORELike David, we are called to live with single-minded devotion and integrity before God. When we fail, we confess quickly and return to wholehearted worship, keeping our eyes fixed on Him.
READ MOREBecause God’s mercies are new every morning, we can face each day with hope and extend His mercy to others. To be merciful is to reflect the heart of the One who never runs out of compassion.
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