Seventh-day Adventist

This verse reminds me that I am not alone; He is with me, along with His angels.

Wow! What great friends the paralytic had. The friends brought him to Jesus, but the crowd was a barrier. Are we like the friends or the crowd?

I have a young friend who has been in jail for 15 years. God cares for him and grants second chances.

My approach to life is found in Matthew 6:25–34. I learned this, not by choice, but by circumstance.

In this time of unprecedented uncertainty, where else can we find our help and strength but in God?

God is so good. He can bring something good out of the very worst, most tragic moments in our lives.

At times like these, let’s remind ourselves that feelings will bounce around like a ping-pong ball, but God’s Word, love and care for us are consistent and do not waver.

Four of us formed a small prayer group. We met after class to pray together, and sometimes arrived early to pray for our classmates. The results of our prayers revolutionized my ministry.

God’s powerful spirit brings this verse to my mind at times when I am tempted to say an unkind word, express frustration or behave impulsively to defend myself.