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If anyone serves me, he must follow me; and where I am, there will be my servant also (John 12:26).
As each has received a gift, use it to serve one another (1 Peter 4:10).
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When we are tempted to weariness in our Christian walk, we are encouraged to consider Jesus and what he endured, to remember God’s eternal purpose in disciplining his children, and to help one another remember these things.
Remembering the examples of faith set by those who have gone before us helps us endure as we run the race of the Christian life.
Christ offers us the promise of a true home and eternal life, and when we believe that our true home awaits us, we will rightly relate to this life here and now.
Our faith in Christ and the assurance of salvation we have in Him enable us to endure through suffering and finish our race with joy.
God’s promise is sure and His purpose is unchangeable, so we have unshakeable hope.
The remedy for a heart of fear and doubt is to consider the faithfulness of Jesus as the mediator, builder, and ruler of the household of God.
If we are united with Christ through faith, we can face the harsh reality of our own sin with godly grief and hopeful resolve, empowered by His Spirit to act according to His Word.
In the midst of our despair, God reveals His love for us through His provision for our needs, His renewal of our spirit and joy, and His commissioning of us for His ongoing work.
When we fall in our Christian walk, our repentance begins with a humble heart of worship that leaves no room for fear.
God is sovereign over all human authority and history, and He keeps His word. As His people, we can live by faith because we know He is working all things together for His glory and our good.
In response to Christ’s pursuit of us, and knowing who we are in Him, we must keep pursuing Him until we see Him face to face.
Center your life on Jesus—on the joy of His grace in the past, the confidence that He holds your future, and the purpose He’s given you in the present—and you will experience the power of a gospel-centered perspective.
We do not overcome trials and temptations by our own power or might. The weapons of our warfare are not of this world. We are mighty when we hear and heed the Words of Christ. He who has ears to hear, let him hear—and overcome.
Is your heart at rest? Is it well with your soul? We can learn how to find rest for our own lives in Ruth's story. Ruth needs to find a redeemer to find rest. By finding Boaz, she gets closer to finding the ultimate rest she needs in Jesus.
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