It seems to me that a person who magnifies Christ’s name in their heart is also someone who knows Christ deeply. It only takes small efforts to help us all magnify His name a little more in our hearts. Here are a few ideas to help us invite Him in more.
Tag: Peace in Christ
Facing Turbulent Times With Christ
Christ gives us what we need to face the turbulence around us – and that rarely includes taking the turbulence away.
When I Can’t See Him
My spirit responds to Him, even when I can’t see Him, He’s here.
What It Means to Give Christ A Broken Heart and A Contrite Spirit
After learning about the definitions of these words, the picture in my mind of “a broken heart and a contrite spirit” has changed.
How to See Christ When He Isn’t Obvious
When Christ feels distant, we likely need to take some sort of action to feel close to Him again. So let’s look at ways to see Him when He isn’t obvious in your life.
Minimum
A poem about Christ’s mercy and moving forward.
Rejoice and Comfort in God
Maybe right now we don’t feel like we can rejoice. That’s okay. But instead of rejoicing, we can still “be of good comfort.” Our dear Father in Heaven is still there. He’s still listening to us.
It’s Time to Find Moments of Stillness
There’s so much power in a moment of stillness. These are moments that remind you that you are heard by God. That His Holy Spirit has testified to you. That you knew you were loved.
What Won’t Change in the New Year
It was the end of 2012, and I was in high school. The thing everyone kept talking about was the end of the world AKA the end of the Mayan calendar. “This calendar is one of the most accurate,” people kept saying. “Since it’s ending, maybe the world will too.” Admittedly, this perspective was likely […]
Responding to Your Storms
It was a dark and stormy night… Sorry, I know it’s cliche, but it actually was. The little ship had set out before the storm or nighttime hit, and now everyone aboard cowered as the storm fought brutally with the sea around them, probably wishing they had never left dry land. Well, not everyone cowered. […]
