Words of Faith

Throughout the psalms, God is referred to as “our refuge.” The dictionary defines “refuge” as a condition of being safe or sheltered from pursuit, danger, or trouble. 

When I know and am living out the reality of who I am in Christ, how much He loves me, and how devastating sin is, that will keep me at His feet. I will enjoy His presence and loathe sin.The more I enjoy His nearness, the more I will be repelled by anything that threatens to draw me away from Him. 

I love the “but God.” No matter what our pain, no matter what our need or weakness or difficult circumstances, He remains the same. He is enough. He is our strength, our rock, our hope, our joy.

Love is as love does, always true, Holding out hope even In the midst of darkest grief Weeping, embracing, Close and tender

Please hold my hand, O Saviour mine, The way is dark and I am scared.

God doesn’t wait for people to clean themselves up before meeting them; He comes to them right where they are, amid their pain, sin, or shame. 

Do you know that your Heavenly Father delights to hear your voice?

I didn’t realize His grace was also for me, there and then, Able to provide all I needed.

I think we do a great disservice to the gospel when we don’t properly accept or realize the oneness of the head and the body, of Christ.

Jesus raised His face to heaven And prayed to His Father and ours, “Glorify Your Son, so Your Son Can give glory back to You.”