Let's study Psalm 139:13-14 as well as Ephesians 2:10. The how and the why of our creation.

This memory verse rubs some the wrong way. We don't want to be restricted, but the Bible shows us that sometimes we have to make a firm choice of one path.

When I don’t have time for hours of study and meditation, I find a short passage, pray for understanding, and then do what it tells me.

We have a physical heart. We have a deceitful heart. Then we have the heart God gives.

How strong is your confidence in our Heavenly Father? When’s the last time you prayed boldly? Without hesitation and without second guessing?

Each of us has an intended destination. It might be a career goal, or a posh retirement. As Christians, we come to the understanding God the Father has a plan for us, and that becomes our goal. We set our guidance system on that destination. But how often along that journey do we veer off course?

Have you noticed, people don’t like to talk about sin? Pastors don’t like to preach about it. Congregations don’t want to hear about it.

Is this prayer meant to be only a plea, or is it a mission for me?

Centuries ago, the Psalmist sang, “I have chosen the way of faithfulness; I set your rules before me.” Psalm 119.30 ESV What have I chosen, today?

What can we rely on in this world. Is there one unchanging constant in which to place our trust?