Before the birth of Messiah Jesus, we were separated from God, Emmanuel brought us near.
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Because our Savior took on human flesh, he knew we would need encouragement. And so, he provided it by holding up flawed believers as the great cloud of witnesses. If they can be called people of faith, so can we.
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The most precious thing we can offer to the Lord is ourselves. This offering brings about a transformation, a renewal of our minds.
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This testing of our faith reveals what’s buried deeply. We didn’t realize it, but truths we once believed may have now become mere platitudes.
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Here we learn how deep or how shallow our faith actually is. Whatever we discover, we turn to Jesus, going further up and further in, closer to the Savior, relying on his help.
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When we think of faith, we think of feelings and emotions, and yet the Bible tells us that faith is action, confidence, and endurance.
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The belief of the earliest men and women is why God is pleased with them. It’s impossible to please God without faith. How did they live out their faith?
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We have the ability to encourage one another from afar, to build community with those who need someone to listen.
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The problem is that we often don’t know how to rest. Like mongrel dogs taken in from a hard-biting pack, it takes a while for us to learn.
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Every day we face the option of deliberately continuing to sin, of never getting victory. God has granted us the ability and the will to chose him instead.
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