We can’t always control what happens, but we can control how we respond. A gentle answer may be the grace someone else — or we — need most.
We can’t always control what happens, but we can control how we respond. A gentle answer may be the grace someone else — or we — need most.
We all have times when we know what is right, but we choose our own way. Unfortunately, there isn’t any way to disobey with no consequences!
When feeling a little grinchy, we must remember God is still in control, still has our best interests at heart, and still loves us.
None of us like to keep quiet; yet when we do succeed in keeping our mouths shut, it saves a lot of grief in the long run!
If you are an angry person, break agreement with your anger and embrace joy instead! Jesus joy! Once Jesus has got you, your anger will slowly leave, being replaced by joy!
Have you had those days where everything seems to be frustrating you? Let’s remember to seek God’s patience, to administer correction only when necessary, and to do so with loving kindness.
Emotions are a God-given part of being human. They can, however, get out of hand pretty fast. Keep your emotions in control or you will give a foothold to the devil!