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A man’s exaltation of himself begins his descent into madness.

Who people listen to speaks volumes about where they are at.

Be now the person you hope others will become later.

God wants to make us strongest where we were once weakest.

God is more interested in us being in His will than even we are.

Leave to the judgment seat of Christ the success of your labor.

God’s greatest concern is that we should share His heart.

God would have us discover Him more deeply in the darkest and most barren places of our lives.

When we are at the center of our world, we are bound for unhappiness.

Many appreciate Christ’s cross, but despise their own.

Pain is inevitable in this life, but there is a glorious liberty for the children of God to walk in.

The world and the church could use many more Jesus fanatics.

Sometimes our greatest victories are achieved only after we admit defeat.

A different attitude can make all the difference between peace and war.

In every day, chaotic or calm, the Shepherd is with His sheep.

A self-indulgent life cannot glorify God. 

Let nothing keep you back from answering the call to be by His side.

In the atonement of Christ there is healing from the fear of punishment.

Be so careful of being hasty in judgment.

Rejection doesn’t have to destroy us.

Commit yourself to Him who will never misjudge you.

Our problem is deeper than what we do – it lies in who we are without Christ.

There’s a tendency to resent those whose road is easier than ours.

It’s blessed to getting outside the confines of our own narrow inner world.

Apostasy is never from Christianity, it is always from Christ.

God’s ways will never make sense to the natural man.

There’s a battle to be fought, but it’s not against flesh and blood.

Our power, not submitted to God, is dangerous.

Choose the pathway to a beauty that will never fade away.

God will hold us accountable for our words.

All that is good and praiseworthy in us is from Him.

The righteous choose their battles wisely.

In God is a love that transcends all others.

Beware of engineering your own success.

True change must begin in our heart.

God isn’t content to be an outsider in any person’s life.

There is a power in love that enables it to overcome.

Put your trust in the infallible word of God which will stand forever.

Our emotions can be hijacked by the enemy of our soul.

Make sure that your passion is rightly directed.

Don’t automatically equate prosperity with the favor of God.

Don’t go to war against the thorns in your flesh.

Are we arming ourselves for the coming judgment?

Saints of God: expect exclusion from protection.

No one is too far gone.

Will you know a love you have never known before?

The precious fare of Scripture often goes untouched.

There is a spiritual “showdown” coming.

Communion with God doesn’t end with what we don’t do.

Fellowship with God is impossible when we walk in darkness.

May we never be afraid to own up to our weakness.

We can never be all God must be in the life of another.

We have a limited time frame to seek the Lord’s help.

Let the Holy Spirit pull up any root which He did not plant.

While we raise our children, God raises us.

Draw near to God with all that is in your heart.

God’s glorious plan for our life is still right on track.

Without real fellowship with Christ, we remain wretched.

Learning to wait on the Lord is a beautiful art.

Let God be God.

Idolators don’t like being called out.

Our driving passions define us.

Our deepest trials come from those closest to us.

Through the events in our life we can become bitter or better.

No one but Jesus can fix the problems in this world and in us.

God’s hands are the best hands to be in.

We so often don’t know how to pray as we ought.

God helps us to heal and overcome every wrong response to suffering.

What witness are you leaving – to heaven and to earth?

Unite with the heart of God for every erring soul.

A spirit of covetousness has no place in the ministry of the Lord.

Be patient, even when you can’t understand why it’s necessary to wait.

We can’t afford to get ahead of God or lag behind Him.

Each of us needs to know the Everlasting Father.

Seek a deeper fellowship – discover a greater joy.

A life lived of, by, for and with God is the richest, fullest life.

Beware of receiving a slander against our awesomely involved Father.

Don’t fight those things that God is choosing to use for His glory in your life.

When the Lord is not our Shepherd we live in perpetual want.

The possibility of apostasy should not be discounted.

Change your message when you’re in a graveyard.

Do we think we can handle things without God?

Our words are the barometer of our heart.

There are only a few who walk in divine mercy and love.

In the Spirit and love of Christ we can bear another’s pain.

God’s pruning process involves a subtraction.

It is not the great theologians who know God the best.

The cross eradicates selfishness.

The future does not have to look like the past.

The chief thing the carnal mind hates is the cross.

We need God’s help in ordering our thoughts.

Make sure you know yourself as you are known to the Father above.

What is the deciding factor in passing or failing a trial?

It wouldn’t hurt us to think on what would make God happy today.

Only God can author true and lasting change in anyone.

Transformation into the image of God takes time.

Are we only concerned for our own things?

Beware of teachers who confine your search to their pet doctrines.

Addictions form as a shield to suffering.

Every right thought we think is a supernatural miracle.

How should we look at the very imperfect world that surrounds us on a daily basis?

Let’s stop pretending we are better than we are.

The gap between our head and heart can be bridged.

Prayer is the greatest deterrent to hastiness of spirit.

We all begin somewhere.

When saints are not submitted they are no different than sinners.

What does God want?

Disobedience is costly.

What keeps any of us from seeing as we ought to see?

What we need more than anything is a peace that passes all understanding.

Returning to the vomit is more subtle than we realize.

Our witness before men begins with our witness before God.

Those who go with God don’t go with the flow of their own spirit.

The brave advance on their knees.

Living attuned to the Holy Spirit is living the life of perfect liberty.

All that matters is how you appear to God.

The more God would use us, the humbler we must be.

Christ is God’s ultimate destination for every man.

Not all temptation is alike.

Hold your life up to the mirror of His Word now.

Don’t let circumstance or emotion dictate what you have to say.

Quieting our hearts before God is often the key element in successful waiting.

How does God get a hold on a heart that is not ready to surrender?

Never boast in yourself.

The failure of God’s own people to read the Bible really shows how little they care to hear from their God.

Those who put their trust in the Lord will never be disappointed.

The character of Christ is formed in us through the hottest fires of life.

The worst time to make an important decision is when we are emotionally stressed.

The root of so much religious activity is nothing but fear.

What if God Himself has stood in the way of our advance?

God breaks us of our self-pleasing streak by forcing us to deal with the will of others.

Hear from Him, not your own heart.

Our spiritual vitality depends on us hearing directly from God.

There is nothing more troubling than to see the slow, subtle shift of a soul away from God.

Don’t ever be ashamed of declining any invitation to sin, no matter how tempting.

The perfect love of God does not eliminate the fear of God.

There is a troubling rise of a militant spirit in the ranks of those who profess to follow Christ.

Knowing God is evidenced by how we treat our neighbor.

We can’t afford to be wise in our own conceits.

Make it the business of your life to hear from God.

Do yourself a favor – sit at the feet of Jesus.

Raise your expectations when it comes to God.

Following Jesus to the cross takes more courage than brawling with flesh and blood.

Don’t be a hoarder of junk thoughts.

It’s a beautiful thing to wake up to the truth.

The majority of those around you are limping around in pain.

Don’t let a supposed “good life” seduce you.

We have a choice: will we look up or will we give up?

Fear has torment, especially fear of “things to come.”

No matter how low our folly brings us, the God of mercy remains.

How we look at things will depend upon what we want in life.

Be willing to know and understand the thoughts of God toward you.

Be zealous to hear and apply all that King Jesus would say to you.

Whoever else is gone, rejoice that He and you can be together forever.

On the other side of the greatest sorrow there is joy for the child of God.

Don’t just go, be sent.

Most would still behold the cross from afar.

Give the gift of your presence to those who are suffering.

Man your watchtower – in good times as well as bad.

God delights to respond to the prayers of those who intercede for transgressors.

So much of our mental health depends on the way we see things.

There are places we shouldn’t go in our minds.

Just as we can “ask amiss” we can also “have not because we asked not.”

Don’t let discipleship be a mere ideal.

Many “name-drop” the name of God, but the Lord knows those who are His.

We need to prioritize fellowship with each other.

Men always get only part of the story.

We are called to take all we feel to God.

God calls us to the impossible.

Sometimes we have questions and no answers.

No good can come from sinful expressions of anger.

God is still looking for men and women after His own heart.

Do we really believe that “It’s all good”?

The enemy lets up on no one.

God doesn’t do “rush jobs.”

Who will stay true to their Lord?

Healing can only be found in the stripes that Jesus bore.

The opposition of the world will grow even more fierce in these last days.

The fruits of walking in the Spirit and abiding in Christ are evident.

Make good use of what’s in your hand, even if it’s small.

We need to send a clear message to seducing spirits.

Expect to have enemies if you walk faithfully with God.

There is now a Doctor in the house.

There are choices that need to be made on the path of discipleship.

Don’t lose sight of what you really need the most.

God doesn’t need our great strength to accomplish His goals for our life.

Until we are “free from all men” we will never be free to serve God and others as we should.

Don’t feel guilty because your soul is being tried.

Be willing to lose your cheering section on earth.

Begin to prepare your spirit now to go underground.

Don’t sabotage the good and glorious work that God would do in your life.

Unlike our changed attitude toward our earthly parents, there is no need to show God mercy.

Jesus was not about self-actualization.

What is God looking for in order to promote someone?

Live according to the new nature which God has given you.

True resurrection power does not belong to those who glory in their superior doctrine.

In God’s book, losing is winning.

The blood bought saint of God is not called to surrender daily to God.

Don’t be afraid to grow up.

God is an all-consuming fire Who wants all of us.

Don’t focus on what you don’t have, but what you do have.

Jesus can forgive our past, enter our present, and give us hope for a different future.

Get so sick and tired of sin that you want more than God’s forgiveness.

Give God the time of your day.

Use the occasion of anger to commune with God.

Avoid playing God with the lives of others.

If our lives are going to count for eternity we must stay focused on the eternal.

God has not left His throne to us.

God alone is fully worthy of calling the shots in every one of our lives.

Let God decide what He will use to glorify Himself.

Are we making more of something than God is?

If our Master is willing to wait for vindication, we can wait with Him.

It’s not by our might, or will-power, that we can win the battle of the mind.

Look past the enemy that would devour you to the Savior who can keep you.

There is no such thing as serving God half-heartedly.

Each day is a fresh opportunity to know our Lord in a deeper and more fulfilling way.

Our life can endure unhappiness, but it cannot survive without joy.

When one is given power or authority, oppression often follows.

Violence voyeurism is detrimental to our soul.

Life on a daily basis falls short of the life we wish we had.

Never trust the movements of your heart.

God has given us greater grace in His Son than Job ever had.

Many of Christ’s disciples still want a crown without a cross.

Turn to God for strength in your suffering.

The best teachers practice what they preach.

Christ experienced our most painful feelings of abandonment.

We are not who we or anyone else thinks we are.

Cherish and chase what matters to God – even when it means loss.

Yielding to sin attracts devils to us, and repels God from us.

The distractions must end. Let us follow hard after God.

The perfect man takes his “marching orders” from his God.

If you’re hearing from God, prepare to go against the flow.

It is time to tell the false prophets to sit down and be silent.

Life in Christ is simple.

Don’t simply wait out a day of trouble; wait on God in it.

Is there anyone who is “valiant for the truth” any more?

Those who love God should be the most optimistic people on the face of the earth.

The success of any life is not found in how much one has accomplished for God.

Look nowhere else for your needs to be met but to God.

When God says, “It’s time to go,” leave graciously.

Do you love God? Then you will love Him always.

God has His reasons for things that don’t make sense to us.

Our desires and fears will not have the final say in how our life turns out.

We must work out our own salvation with fear and trembling.

Don’t be afraid of doing less, knowing less, being less.

Will our love for God survive the passing on of our dearest family?

The bigger issue with God is where you are today.

Regardless of the season we are in our lives ought to have purpose.

If we feel the urge to fight, we need to continually ask ourselves, “Why?”

The liberty we have in Christ permits us to do the will of God.

If sin is to succeed, God must be put out of one’s mind.

Tending to our heart is a duty we must take seriously.

What will God do for us if we go to Him with all our hurts?

Why do mature believers willingly take up their cross with thanksgiving?

When we’re overwhelmed, God calls us to Himself.

There is a contentment that God gives that is not to be found in the world.

There is much gold to be gained in the fires of life.

This is the day of the great falling away.

The mission of Jesus was not to find popularity on earth.

Think well before you speak.

We dare not continue in a dullness and insensitivity to the voice of the Holy Spirit.

Our God is always wanting to do a new thing in our life.

If we are to walk in the fear of God we must walk softly before Him.

What we believe will always be tested by what we feel.

We will heal through Christ’s singular love for us.

There’s no way to be right in God’s sight unless you’re willing to be wrong.

Better to be a nobody, than a false somebody.

God’s call to conformity is not to our doctrine and tradition but to His own Person.

Trust Jesus to make you into a new man.

What God has in store for those who love Him is worth the wait.

Let’s be honest: we are too “inside” our own world.

God would perform all things in us.

Know a Person, not a principle.

A life well lived will not be one that accomplished its goals.

Patience is more than a virtue; it is the ground of all virtues.

We all need a Savior, or we are going to sink.

Those who walk in the fear of God do not vacillate.

Seek only one thing: to have God’s “green light” in all your works.

Be the change you want to see around you.

Being transparent before God is the first step toward letting Him tend to our wounds.

All that men do to escape fear, outside of being in right relationship with God, is done in vain.

To get back on our feet and to really change requires godly sorrow.

Character is formed in the crucible of family life.

The Lord and His voice must be greater than our most turbulent desires and emotions.

When we serve a great Redeemer, it truly is all good.

He doesn’t run from our trouble, He runs to it.

Beware of a humanistic “gospel.”

Be more than God’s servant, be His friend.

Love must be proven in real life contexts with imperfect people.

Zeal is good, but it so often needs tempering.

Don’t be in denial before God.

People run from a reality they don’t want to face.

The Lord longs for us to long for Him.

Don’t believe you or anyone else has irrevocably ruined your life.

When you’re angry, don’t delay calling the Holy Spirit to the scene.

“Two thousand years ago our Father brought forth into this world, a new nation, conceived in Liberty …”

We are entering a time when the forces that are antichrist are amassing.

Jesus didn’t move according to spiritual laws, formulas, or principles.

Ultimately, it is a merciful heart that gains admiration.

The Lord has a word for His people in a dark day.

Do we give God the time of day?

Why is no one held to account for the idle words they speak?

We “short-circuit” God’s ministry to us when we get overheated.

The “congregation of the dead” is filling up in this day.

How can we break free from anger’s tight grip?

What should we want developed in our life?

Fear is just as presumptuous as misguided faith.

Destroy your idols before they destroy you.

What is the best way to grow?

Each of our lives consist of a continuous series of choices.

The true worshipper of God is a rebuke to those in darkness.

It’s dangerous to believe that God is unconcerned or uninterested in our lives.

Our lives are to be without covetousness.

There is only one cure for the suffering of dissatisfaction.

Jesus had clear words to both the “haves” and the “have nots.”

There is a time to speak and a time to be silent.

Each one of our hearts need softening.

God calls us to be peacemakers, not trouble-makers.

Satan is a master at offering us a “quick fix.”