Knowing God and putting our faith in Jesus is foundational to a life of authenticity and purpose in alignment with who He created us to be.
I recently listened to a young woman tell her story of growing up with an abusive dad and subsequently concluding she was worthless.
One day as she was contemplating suicide, she was scrolling through Facebook when she came across the song “Reckless Love” by Cory Asbury.
As I was watching the British royal wedding of Prince Harry to Meghan Markle, an American citizen, I was struck by the significance of the prince’s vow to his non-royal bride: “all that I am I give to you, and all that I have I share with you.”
Have you ever wondered if God speaks to you, and how to know when He does?
The book of Jeremiah in the Bible starts out with a fascinating conversation between God and Jeremiah. Two major things stood out to me from the first chapter (Jeremiah 1:4-19):
In a world where things go wrong, where evil is present, and where we don’t have full control, is it possible to have peace in every situation?
I would say it is. But it depends on our choices, especially in response to what we can’t control.
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