Keep producing works for God. They might not “catch on” or be popular now, but God may use them later on for His glory and the good of man.

Whatever it is, look to Jesus.

Someone has said that the good Lord didn’t create anything without a good purpose – but mosquitoes come close. Rather a strange thought, but a timeless one. Not about mosquitoes, but all the things that mosquitoes might come to represent.

The Old Testament Law is important, and Moses represents it. Prophecy and miracles are important, and Elijah represents them. Our desperate need, though, is to have our sins forgiven. Only Jesus accomplishes that.

 In John 3:16, we see the greatest expression of love, the greatest act of love ever recorded, and the greatest heart of love the world his ever seen.

“When a man’s ways please the Lord, He maketh even his enemies to be at peace with him.” Proverbs 16:7. Because the king was walking with the Lord, the fear of the Lord filled the nation and the country round about Judah.

Walking according to Ephesians 4:32 won’t make us Christians, but consistently refusing or failing to walk that way makes others wonder whether we are Christians.

My Shepherd knows all my wants and needs, and He has gone to prepare a place for me (Jn. 14:1-6). What more could I possibly desire?

No true believer will deliberately make a conscious decision to slip away from his or her relationship with God. But we can drift away a little bit at a time, like an unsecured boat.