“For God so loved the world He gave His only son, that whoever believes in Him will never die but have eternal life.” John 3:16
The Bible is full of wonderful and inspiring verses. John 3:16 is one such verse–reminding us that God made the ultimate sacrifice to rescue His people. So today, let’s remember 3 things about God and His character.
- God is Love. God is full of love and care for His children. He will always work things together for our good!
- God is Everlasting. Though people and circumstances change, God will never change! He will always be our loving Father.
- God is Worthy. Because of His great sacrifice, God is worthy of our praise. He is a good, good father.
What are some other characteristics of our God? Share your thoughts in a comment below.
Sometimes we struggle to connect with our kids. We struggle to find ways to relate to them. We struggle to begin conversations and talk deeply.
But the truth is that it’s as simple as a fishing pole and a hook. That’s all it takes.
Taking your child out for a day of fishing is one of the best ways to intentionally connect with them. It gives you a chance to escape from the busyness of life and enjoy God’s creation. Together, you and your child have the chance to enjoy the quiet, enjoy the sunshine, and enjoy some fish!
So grab some bait and head out to your favorite lake this weekend!
Then be sure to comment below and tell us all about it.
Life gets tough. Life gets hard. Life gets overwhelming.
But through it all, God is with us. And God promises to stay by our side. Joshua 1:9 tells us, “Be strong and courageous. Do not be frightened, and do not be dismayed, for the Lord your God is with you wherever you go.”
Once we stop trusting the things of this world, we will be able to fully trust in God. God is good and sovereign and all-powerful. So when things go wrong, remember these words from Tony Dungy: God can see the entire picture, even when we cannot.
When is the last time you trusted God? Share your story in a comment below.
Life can be tough. Life can be full of moments that overwhelm us, grieve us, and knock us off our feet. But God has promised to see us through our difficulties! So today, let’s regain hope with these inspiring bible verses on perseverance and overcoming hardships.
- “In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world.” John 16:33
- “We rejoice in our sufferings, knowing that suffering produces endurance, and endurance produces character, and character produces hope, and hope does not put us to shame…” Romans 5:3-5
- “Many are the afflictions of the righteous, but the Lord delivers him out of them all.” Psalm 34:19
- “For this light momentary affliction is preparing for us an eternal weight of glory beyond all comparison.” 2 Corinthians 4:17
- “It is good for me that I was afflicted, that I might learn your statutes.” Psalm 119:71
Share your favorite bible verse about persevering through trials in a comment below!
We all crave success.
We crave to be known, to be honored, to be praised for our work. Why? Because we think success will bring us satisfaction. Because we think success will bring us affirmation. Because we think success will bring us happiness.
But the truth is that there is only one thing that will bring us satisfaction, affirmation, and ultimate happiness: a relationship with God.
Only when we live our lives for God will we find contentment. Because living a life for God means doing our work with purpose. When we work to bring God glory, we stop working to bring ourselves glory. And we find that this is the best way to work!
So join us in using our careers to work well for and bring honor to God!
Comment below with your thoughts.
When it comes to marriage, being present means being a winner.
There are so many distractions in life. From meetings to movies, parenting to planning, the list goes on and on. But succeeding in marriage requires us to be present. So how can we do that? Well today, let’s talk through how you can succeed in marriage by being present physically and emotionally.
- Be Present Physically: First and foremost, it’s crucial that you’re present physically. Sure calls and texts are meaningful in a marriage. But nothing can replace actually being together. That’s why we want to encourage you to get home on time, make plans together as a family on the weekends, and be near your spouse as much as possible.
- Be Present Emotionally: Next, it’s important to be present emotionally with your spouse. It’s one thing to be sitting next to your wife on the couch. But it’s a whole other thing to be engaged in conversation with them. So put down the remote, put down your cell phone, and put down the computer. This allows you to choose being present emotionally with your spouse!
What are some other ways to succeed in marriage? Feel free to comment below with your ideas!
Mentor leaders are different than other leaders. Why? Because they walk alongside the people they lead…every step of the way.
So check out how to best walk alongside the people you lead:
- Encourage them. Always be ready and willing to encourage the people you lead. That means offering kind words as often as you can–complimenting their character, their actions, and their successes.
- Support them. Next, it’s of the utmost important to support the people you lead. Support their choices and decisions, knowing that they have learned from your leadership. Your support will mean more to them than anything else.
- Challenge them. And finally, never stop challenging the people you lead. Constantly challenge them to go the extra mile or pursue what they think is impossible. Because that is when the best work and the biggest dreams are accomplished.
Who are the people you are leading in your day to day life? Share your thoughts below.
Posted on: April 04, 2024
Maintaining humility is crucial. When opportunities and situations arise, we must remain humble from the beginning to the end. Not sure how? Well, let’s consider this simple acronym for what it means to have humility with the word “H.U.M.B.L.E.”
Have an “others first” attitude.
Understand that we are ALL uniquely gifted.
Modestly accept recognition.
Be respectful of your peer’s feelings.
Let go of pride.
Expect no praise, but be gracious when rewarded.
What are some other ways to practice humility? Share your thoughts in a comment below.
Posted on: April 02, 2024
Calling all parents: your kids want to know that they matter to you. And the best way to do that? By telling them! So here are 5 things to tell your kids this week:
- “I love being your Dad/Mom.”
- “It’s always so fun to spend time with you!”
- “I will always be here for you.”
- “You mean the world to me!”
- “I love you.”
What are some other things you can say to make your kids feel special? Leave your suggestions in a comment below.
Posted on: March 28, 2024
It’s easy to underestimate the power of words. But we believe that words have the power to encourage, strengthen, and uplift others. So let’s get started by understanding 3 ways words can be powerful:
- Words can Encourage: Be sure to use your words as a source encouragement for the people around you. Be aware and involved in their lives so that you’re able to give specific encouragement. Perhaps that means encouraging them to pursue their dreams, encouraging them to share the gospel with a friend, or encouraging them to seek counseling.
- Words can Strengthen: Words have the power to strengthen or weaken the people you speak with. So be careful that your words are compassionate and true, rather than insensitive or negative.
- Words can Lift: And finally, remember to use the power of words to your advantage–by lifting up the people in your life. Write a quick note to your spouse sharing how much they mean to you. Tell your son how proud he made you at his football game. Or email your boss a quick note of appreciation.
What are some other ways you can use your words in a positive way? Comment below with your ideas.
Posted on: March 26, 2024
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