"History ends with the resurrection. Resurrection is complete restoration, but only after death and destruction. This avoids the unbalanced optimism of modernity but also the hopelessness of dystopianism. On the final day of history, we know that our Redeemer will stand upon the earth, and that in our new resurrected bodies we will see God." -Tim Keller
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Make 2022 your Year of the Bible! During the month of February, read through the books of Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy with us. Download your FREE devotional guide for this month!
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We need to understand that having daily devotions is not for the purpose of getting extra points with God—nor is it a way to keep God from disapproving of us; we are not trying to earn His favor or get Him to love us any more.
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We need to be able to see life from outside and above the narrow arguments. If you need help with that, look to Jesus. Envision his response to today’s either-or constructs. Better yet, ask him what he thinks. He’s still very much present and able to speak.
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Christianity thrived was because it offered things that no other culture or religion even claimed to have — a love relationship with God and salvation by free grace. It is the same today.
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Don’t measure the size of the mountain; talk to the One who can move it. Instead of carrying the world on your shoulders, talk to the One who holds the universe on his.
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Look at that baby in the crude manger. See Him in this humble scene, obscured by a dark night in an out-of-the-way town. You have pinned all your hopes on this fragile child. All of them. You have made Him your life, and if He doesn’t come through, you have no hope. But He always comes through. He has never disappointed us, and He never will. He is Jesus, Lord at His birth.
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We are outwardly mortal in a Kingdom that the mortal cannot inherit. But inwardly, we are heirs forever, inextinguishable by mere death.
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Lay your treasure at His feet and tell Him it’s His. True love always involves deep sacrifice. It certainly did for Him. It does for us as well.
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