Father of All Who Believe
Identify someone to whom you can be a mentor in the faith.
Identify someone to whom you can be a mentor in the faith.
Spend two minutes thinking about heaven.
Sketch a timeline of the last year and plot your grace moments.
Name the promise of God that gives you hope today.
Name three signs of God’s grace in your life.
Say to God, “Thank you for loving me anyway.”
Today, turn off the radio and sing your own praise to God.
Thank God for not giving you what you deserve.
Do something good today, not because you must but because you can.
Ask, “Do I do right because I trust God or because I fear punishment?”
Recognize who you are in Christ.
Ask yourself, “Am I a better example of sin or of grace?”
Look in the mirror and say, “I am chosen by God.”
Share your testimony to the rearview mirror of future generations.
Do not misconstrue the kindness of God for slackness.
Consider God’s just discrimination on your life.
Check your spiritual compass and assess whether you’re flying disoriented.
Reflect on the “balance” of your “accrued interest” with God.
Thank God that his judgment is based on truth, not privilege or status.
Remember that the shortcomings we so quickly see in others, God sees in us.
Recall and share a time when God gave you what you needed.
Name one way God has been plainly present in your life.
Analyze how you’re doing spiritually by how you’re loving others.
Tell someone how you will attend to God this week.