They call it Dreikugelwirbelwannenbrennraum.

He lavishes comfort onto His people before He explains how it’s going to happen, during a time when it’s not entirely believable.

With faith in Jesus and experience of his love, mourning meets its match.

God’s power is like a brake booster, giving us what we need to hit the brakes and call on Him when we don’t want to hit a wall.

Jesus knew we wouldn’t understand forgiving until we knew how badly we needed forgiveness.

If you need something unchanging, look nowhere else but to our unchanging God.

Even when circumstances take peace away, God provides it in abundance.

In boasting, we replace God’s truth with a lie that makes us feel good about ourselves.

As Christ-followers, it should be our responsibility above anyone else’s to be more concerned than anyone else about the impact we have on God’s Creation.

Even our best efforts to remove sin from our lives cannot change our sinful condition.

Sometimes it takes tragedy, loss, and ruin to learn a lesson that could have been understood through a conversation with a friend.

No matter where we are or what we think we need, God is at work preparing us for what’s coming next.

Feeling thirsty for something that can’t fully satisfy is something we all do.

The Ford Bronco can’t please ’em all while still being the truck it was designed to be.

A question asked flippantly or sardonically can come from a place of sincere doubt, and we need to be ready to respond with a sincere answer.

For Christ-followers, death is nothing but a necessary transition to a permanent state.

Our work deteriorates when we work alone, because we weren’t meant to work alone.

Like an automotive engineer designing a new car, God allocates specific resources for specific uses.

This is where God meets us this Christmas. He wants us to experience His presence and show how His grace and love surpass our expectations.

“For these commands are a lamp, this teaching is a light, and the corrections of discipline are the way to life."