We’ve all had a friend at the beginning of a new romantic relationship who won’t stop talking about this new boyfriend. And while it’s annoying it’s also beautiful, because it’s the perfect example of how easy it is to talk about those we spend a great deal of time with.
You’ve heard the phrase “power couple” before, right? It refers to that couple who has it all together.
The hard truth, my friend, is this: if I don’t leave space for God to move, I won’t see him move.
I know to some of us all these words can be difficult to keep straight. Or am I the only one who can read a paragraph in the Bible three times and still have no idea what I’m reading?
Is it just me, or do you often feel you need God to bind you to himself? It seems despite my best intentions there always comes a time when I feel distant from God. I know well enough by now in my walk with him, it’s not God who has wavered or caused the distance, it’s me. I wander.
Let me try to get in your head for just a second. You know it’s important to spend time reading the Bible. You long to be the type of person who’s known for praying for other people. You wish you knew more about God and the Christian faith you claim as your own.
A handful of times this summer, I took this tiny little plane to travel home. By tiny I mean there are only enough seats for 8 passengers who are practically sharing the cockpit with the pilots.
