Luke 22: Our Faltering & Jesus Faithfulness
December 22, 2021
Jesus is faithful, even when we are faithless. Peter’s faltering episode in Luke 22 gives us hope and encouragement about our potential for failure.
Jesus is faithful, even when we are faithless. Peter’s faltering episode in Luke 22 gives us hope and encouragement about our potential for failure.
Regret and repentance are not the same things. True repentance leads to change. Bearing the fruit of the Spirit is evidence of a repentant heart.
The most important thing you can do this year is to dwell in God’s Word. It will be the fuel for fruitful faithfulness. Here’s a simple, manageable plan.
One simple truth has become my anchor in ministry and in life. This truth: helps me to overcome my natural inclination toward perfectionism, prevents me
No spam. Just encouragement & the inside scoop.
Jesus is faithful, even when we are faithless. Peter’s faltering episode in Luke 22 gives us hope and encouragement about our potential for failure.
Regret and repentance are not the same things. True repentance leads to change. Bearing the fruit of the Spirit is evidence of a repentant heart.
The most important thing you can do this year is to dwell in God’s Word. It will be the fuel for fruitful faithfulness. Here’s a simple, manageable plan.
One simple truth has become my anchor in ministry and in life. This truth: helps me to overcome my natural inclination toward perfectionism, prevents me
No spam. Just encouragement & the inside scoop.
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