Who knows you best? Most of us feel like we know our spouses well enough to predict their responses and reactions most of the time. We even find ourselves, on occasion, finishing their sentences. In reality, we do not know them completely, nor do they know us completely.
Our minds and thoughts are so complex I doubt we even understand ourselves. So then, who does know us best — our very being, the good, the bad and the ugly? God does! And He loves us unconditionally.
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Have you ever felt like life has knocked you down? What do you do when you are overwhelmed, in despair and feel like no one seems to care?
The Psalmist David felt that way many times. As a shepherd boy, he kept wild animals from attacking his sheep. As a young man, he bravely killed Goliath with a slingshot and a small stone. He played the harp to calm the restless and tormented soul of King Saul. After Saul’s disobedience, God chose this young man to be the new king of ...
Sol Deo Gloria — to the glory of God alone. Not Sol Meo Gloria, meaning for our own glorification, but for God alone!
Starting with “In the beginning God created…” (Gen. 1:1 NIV), we are first exposed to God’s manifested glory. He spoke, and there was light, sky, seas, vegetation, the moon, sun, stars, sea and land creatures. On the sixth day, He made man in His own image. This verse, along with countless others, paints a beautiful picture of His handiwork we are blessed ...
The eye is one of the most important and complex sensory organs that God designed for our benefit. Through them, we can see the beauty of His creation — the trees, the lakes, as well as the stars, the moon and the sun, which are millions of miles away. Our eyes are truly amazing.
It is said that the eye is the window to the soul, meaning it reveals our innermost feelings and emotions. By looking into someone’s eyes, you can see happiness, sadness, pain, fear, anger and other ...
Who am I — a well-known athlete, a celebrity, a computer whiz, a CEO, a renowned author? We all have dreams of the direction we want our lives to go and the goals we hope to achieve. Many have found that place where they excel and gain their special identity. They each feel like this is “Who I am” and “Who I want to be.” Others can’t seem to realize their dreams, feel insignificant and wonder just who they are and what their purpose in life is. Sometimes, they even resent those who ...