Christian Living – Work in Progress

Self-love and Selfishness Aren’t the Same Thing

The antidote to selfishness might not be selflessness, it might actually be self-love that is rooted in Christ, instead of ourselves.

The beauty of wisdom is that it always sounds like Jesus and always leads to truth.

Allowing yourself to be led is a courageous decision, resting is rooted in wisdom, and choosing contentment is a sign of strength.

The truth is, the best remedy for my control problem is not to try to control my behavior further, but to focus on what Jesus willingly did for me.

God is graciously pointing out to me that trusting him is the posture that I should live in.

It’s amazing how our wonder can fade as we become too familiar.

Growth rarely happens in the comfort zone, so I encourage you to take a baby step out of it today, and see what happens.

Paul didn’t muster up contentment out of the blue, instead, he learned to rest in the simple and profound truth that God is sufficient.

Right now, we live in a dark time, but we have a hope in Jesus that can’t be stolen, removed, revoked, or destroyed.

We never know what one strategic act of kindness can do in someone’s life.