I’m Tired! A Look At The Spiritual Discipline Of Biblical Rest
Rest is to characterize the believer’s life because Jesus is the ultimate rest for us.
Rest is to characterize the believer’s life because Jesus is the ultimate rest for us.
Corporate worship—the gathering of God’s people around singing, preaching, and the sacraments—is one of the primary means God uses to shape not only individuals, but entire families.
Children will pay more attention to what they see us doing (or not doing) than what we merely tell them, and this is true of our prayer lives.
Parent, God delights in your small offerings, even when they’re interrupted by children’s voices calling out for another need.
God graciously provides a remedy for our God-blindness. This means of grace is simple and mundane: gathering for Sunday morning worship.
Remind your student that although his faith may be weak, he belongs to strong Savior.
We are saved not by our own good works, but by trusting in the work of Christ in his life. Still, Jesus has commended the practice of fasting.
The gospel isn’t a band-aid for a surface wound; it’s a total renovation of the heart.
Here at Rooted we have a new go-to favorite devotional to recommend: Jen Pollock Michel’s A Habit Called Faith: 40 Days in the Bible to Find and Follow Jesus.
