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Christ expects us to bring to Him all that we are and have. That doesn't have to be the same as what others bring to Him.

Jesus said, "Whoever wants to become great among you will be your servant, and whoever wants to be first among you will be a slave to all."

Our faith should grow throughout our lives. Still, we will not have perfect faith on this side of Heaven.

Jesus cares about our whole lives - spiritual, physical, mental, emotional, and more. He even cares about the little things.

Everyone experiences hardships and difficulties. These are occasions for God to accomplish what only He can do in, for, and through us.

It is a joy and privilege to mentor others in the Christian faith. Pursue such discipleship opportunities for their good and God's kingdom.

No one is too bad or hopeless for almighty God to save.

Giving can and should be done in the right spirit with pure motives. It should not be merely a legalistic fulfillment of a duty.

Our understanding of earthly security may vary at stages of life and according to circumstances. What about eternal security?

How can we know our faith is genuine? We will endure to the end.

Nobody is neutral toward Christ. Each person is either for or against Him.

Christians should not be surprised when faced with persecution. Enemies persecuted Christ; they will do the same to believers today.

Jesus knows our thoughts. That may thrill you or scare you, depending on your relationship with Him.

We should perform good works and acts of kindness, but we should not usually broadcast them for the world to see.

We don't always feel close to God, but Christ coming as Immanuel, "God with us," means He is present in all life's circumstances.

My book review of Alistair Begg's "Truth for Life: 365 Daily Devotions, Volume Two"

It is natural for believers to cry out, "Come, Lord Jesus!" But dare we ask for that eternal judgment while so many around us are lost?

There is a reason why God repeatedly instructs us not to add to or take away from His Holy Word.

Whatever our conception of Heaven, its reality will be infinitely more wonderful than we imagine.