There is nothing Satan can do to you without God’s permission. So if God is always in control, then you have nothing to fear. 

Jesus didn’t come to point a finger or condemn you, so don’t allow yourself or anyone else to do so. 

God knows how much you can take and won’t allow you to go through something He knows you can’t handle. 

You have the words that can help someone become a better person and help right their wrongs and in doing so strengthen the body of Christ. 

And you may never know exactly what a person experiences, but you can still be compassionate and comfort others with the comfort you’ve received from God. 

You are God’s chosen vessel no matter your situation. Don’t believe me!? Let’s check out some of the people in our Bibles God chose to use …

God is just awesome in every way! But in all His infinite power and majesty, there are two things God can’t do...

It’s so important you address every sin with God. With sin in your life, there are some things God can’t reveal to you. 

Just because you’re facing a new animal-of-a-problem today, doesn’t mean the same God that delivered you before won’t deliver you again!

God has spoken to His angels concerning you. He has commanded them to guard you and lift you up in their hands. 

God loves you so much that He sacrificed His only son so that you would have everything you needed and more. 

When God allows people into your life, “Praise God.” When some leave your life, “Hallelujah Jesus!” 

Don’t wait to invite Jesus into you're life only when you’re in trouble or in need, but invite Him every day! 

If you’re struggling today, have faith that God’s breakthrough is just around the corner for you. 

God wants you to be prepared for these times and not to lose your mind when things are falling apart all around you. 

Focus your teaching on amazing your audience by changing their lives forever.

When you accepted Christ, you decided to live for the Lord and your actions should reflect it. 

You were created unique in Christ. God’s word actually refers to you as peculiar. You’re supposed to be different. 

When God allows trouble in your life, it doesn’t mean He loves you less. It means He’s preparing you. 

Be careful not to place human power above the supernatural saving power of Jesus Christ.