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God wants the best for us. It’s just that we are hardwired because of sin to want our own timetable and selfish desires. If we could know what He knows, we would definitely choose to accept what he offers. But, we don’t.
As men we often feel compelled to be “better” or “stronger” or whatever it is that would make us seem “greater” in our minds or the minds of others. But, what is this feeling and what does it mean? Is there a way to actually achieve it? Should we be trying to?
A quick reminder on how we’re all in this process of maturing, together, and especially when it comes to our writing, we shouldn’t be discouraged that it wasn’t as good as we’d like it to be yet.
This fly-through video of the largest image ever taken (recently released by NASA) will take your breath away. Then when you get your breath back, you’ll probably worship or make something super creative. Prepare to have your mind blown by God’s creativity and power.
We live hectic lives in an fast and mean world. It’s easy to get caught up in things and forget the truths that give us peace. Our God is so good that he’s given us numerous promises through his word, but do you know them?
Based on a recent tweet on Twitter, a question came up. It says: “You can say you believe that you’re saved by grace alone, but that doesn’t mean your heart believes it”.
So I want to get a discussion going, and hear from everyone about your thoughts on “knowing the heart.” What does it mean to believe?
@rileyadamvoth how do you know when your heart believes it?
— Brady Peters (@bradyfpeters) March 1, 2013