Perhaps I should go back and reread what I wrote. Am I consistent to my lofty words or am I just blowing smoke? Today, I want to encourage everyone who listens with a simple idea. And that idea is to remind you to reread what you wrote. Reread so you can remember what God has […]
“I believe there is something in my nature or natural ability that holds a key to our breakthrough. Something already planted and deposited in us that can bless us and the world. However only obedience and faithfulness to God can bring the revelation needed to find it and apply it. His commands position us receive […]
How many things cause us, or lead us towards selfishness, self-centeredness. How often is God drawing us away from self and towards him? Or how much more would God want us to be sensitive to the needs of those around us and trust that all of our needs are taken care by him? Listen below […]
Instead of being afraid and anxious and stressed, what should we be? Listen to this weeks devo: Main Verse: Jeremiah 9:23-24 Thus says the LORD: “Let not the wise man boast in his wisdom, let not the mighty man boast in his might, let not the rich man boast in his riches, 24but let him […]
Let’s talk about fear! Fear is defined as a distressing present emotion aroused by impending pain or danger. In other words, fear is something you feel now, based on something you might feel later. Now I am not one to claim that you or I should expect to live completely with out fear, however I […]
Are you trying to build a habit or new behavior? Do you struggle with sticking with personal commitments? For many of us, we can keep commitments and promises to others easily, but for ourselves we wain. Here’s an idea that just came to mind. I call it, tag-along habits. Let me know what you think, […]
This is Arvell Craig with the Monday Morning Devo for June 15th 2015 Today and for the next few weeks I want to talking about fear. You know so far in the 30 weeks or so of this podcast we have had 2 major themes. Followed by the Sanctified Ambition mini series. The first theme […]