The Christian life is one of waiting for something better; but our wait will be worth it because of what Jesus won for us.

God puts boundaries around our lives to protect us, but there are no boundaries on his love for us.

The life of Caleb reminds us that we can be brave because the Lord will always help.

Jesus knows the details of your life. He wants you to know that you will always be loved by him.

Though we have the ability to control so little in our lives, God remains faithful in his promise to provide.

It’s sometimes hard to serve Jesus well. But as we serve, Jesus will never fail to serve us perfectly.

One day you will see all Jesus won for you. Today you get to live in the reality that it’s coming.

God is right now using all that happens in your life to care for you.

God is aware of your challenges and shortcomings. He graciously responds to them by providing his greatest help.

Your life is unique, and your God knows how to care for it well.

God sees all you do for others, and he loves it. Rest in his Christ-won, perfect approval of all you do.

Finding rest for your soul is simple. Come to Jesus.

We get to live each day in Jesus’ universal victory over every enemy on our behalf.

In Jesus, we can approach God confident that he will always show us mercy.

Our struggles can be with us for a long time, but God’s perfect care will be with us far longer.

Any regrets you carry on account of what you haven’t done can rest in all Jesus did to forgive us.

Faith is taking God at his Word, following his guidance, and trusting he will not fail to keep his promises.

You have God. You don’t need anything more.

You don’t have to wait for God to see your life. He loves you right now. He cares for you always.

Even if everything seems to be working against you, all of heaven is working for you.

The same Lord who fought for Israel will never fail to fight for you.

Jesus and his church are never defeated, even when it looks like they might be.

Death is the last enemy to be destroyed. But one day it will be destroyed entirely.

We treasure God’s promises because we know they’re trustworthy.