Giving God Control of My Failure
Until you let God determine what your failures and successes are, you’ll never find the success you’re not looking for.
Until you let God determine what your failures and successes are, you’ll never find the success you’re not looking for.
Are you thinking about volunteering at a local ministry or your church’s special outreach project? Do it. It’ll be worth your time.
Are you worried about a lot of little things over God? Look at your schedule. How much room do you leave in it for God’s gracious provision?
The Apostle Paul says my speech should always be gracious and seasoned with salt (Colossians 4:6), not peppered with profanity.
Truth is, when you ask a friend out on a date, you’re not the only one in a vulnerable position. Risking rejection is as difficult as rejecting a friend.
Is there a hidden part of your life that no one — not even your best friend or trusted family member — knows about? Do you say, “I’m fine,” but you’re not?
Yes, rejection often hurts and sometimes it can feel like you are unloveable. However, there is good news: you are loved.
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