True spiritual vision begins when we stop assuming we see clearly and ask God to open our eyes to both our need and His transforming grace.
True spiritual vision begins when we stop assuming we see clearly and ask God to open our eyes to both our need and His transforming grace.
Patience in teaching today’s mess-maker may help shape tomorrow’s confident helper. Just like God does with us—grace over perfection.
From water thrown to scratches and slaps, I’ve faced it all. But Jesus is teaching me to turn the other cheek—and find peace in Him.
Our world has enough bad traits. We don’t need to leave behind our own bitterness or evil behaviour. With God’s help, we can leave “no trace”!
Spring reminds us: God’s love brings life from the cold. Like the robin builds her nest, may we build our lives with His wisdom, love, and joy.
God doesn’t expect perfection from us—He asks for our faithful best, with hearts focused on Him and trust in His grace.
When we say, “My bad” to Christ, He expects to see a different us. Not immediately perhaps, but at least a work in progress.