Congratulations to Michelle! She is the winner of the December “Bible in a Year” Sign Up drawing. She’ll receive a copy of Spiritual Disciplines for the Christian Life by Donald Whitney.
Congratulations to Michelle! She is the winner of the December “Bible in a Year” Sign Up drawing. She’ll receive a copy of Spiritual Disciplines for the Christian Life by Donald Whitney.
Self-Esteem: The accepted wisdom says we all need it. It's the thing we believe our children need more of if they are going to be happy and successful in life. It's the magical quality underachievers are lacking and what we need to somehow infuse into others and gain more of ourselves. But is self-esteem the thing that is lacking when we struggle? Is it something to be sought after in our own lives and conferred on others? Or could it be that our quest for self-esteem has taken us in the wrong direction?
Do you believe Jesus is coming back soon? If so, what does it mean to live in light of that truth? When we don't, we may end up living like the people in Jeremiah's time who needed God's rod of judgment, as we will see in our Old Testament reading. And as we dig deeper into Psalm 119, we will see how knowing and contemplating God's Word can help us stay clear of sin and grow in our understanding of God and His will.
The Bible says a lot about wives submitting to their own husbands. But what if you're married to an unreasonable husband or one who is harsh, unsaved, or even sinning? How should a wife respond to an unreasonable spouse? Surely, God doesn't expect wives to be submissive then! And what about husbands? How are they to treat their wives, even those who are unsubmissive or difficult?
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