[Christ] was very clear about His expectations as He spoke to Peter after His own resurrection. If we love Him, we will feed His sheep.
Tag: grace
Even though He set the perfect example for us and forgives us every single time we make a mistake and repent, forgiving others when we have been hurt may be one of the hardest things that Christ has asked us to do.
I have learned for myself how Jesus is the Way. He is the Way to peace when my world is in chaos. He is the Way to strength when none of my own remains…
Are you like me with unending lists of things to improve and work on yourself? What if you took time to rest and enjoy the ground you have gained [a.k.a. spiritual recovery]? What if you asked God to show you your own spiritual bench and rest with Him?
We can remember the love our Savior has for us individually and accept His gift of forgiveness offered through His atonement.
When was the last time you planted a seed and watched it grow? There’s nothing more fulfilling than seeing a seed you’ve tended sprout and grow into a beautiful healthy plant.
We think perfectionism will make us the best moms for our kids. But perfectionism rarely serves us the way we hope it will.
His father saw him… and ran, and fell on his neck, and kissed him. I think the story of the prodigal son must be one of the most beautiful of Christ’s parables.
Who is this merciful man, the one willing to put us on His shoulders and carry us back from the brink of everlasting misery and despair? He is, as self-described, the Good Shepherd.
When asked what it takes to reach that place of “better” or “success” we often think of the standard answers like never giving up, get up early, work hard, etc., but recently a new step has been mulling around in my mind, forgiveness.