Philippians 4:13

I can do all things through Christ who gives me strength." Do you have Philippians 4:13 memorized or on a Christian t-shirt. Can this help with weight loss?…

“I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” (Philippians 4:13) On Saturday morning, we woke up to a beautiful snowfall with large, chunky flakes. Just spectacular. It’s not uncommon in……

Philippians 4 vs. 13 – I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. You can only be limited by your imagination If you seek information and advice, you will be able to do all th……

God’s strength equips us to handle whatever life throws at us. Notice how Philippians 4:13 (AMPC) powerfully expresses God’s ability to help us overcome anything and everything we face – today and every day:…

I recently heard a man say that he dealt with life throughout the day by reciting Psalm 23. He said it was the best antidepressant he had found. I think if it had been anyone other than Mike Wells’ old mentor from India, I might have ignored this because so many formulas have been thrown at us they…

"I can do all this through him who gives me strength."Philippians 4:13 (NIV)Are you grappling with the challenge of student anxiety? It is like a storm cloud hanging over your academic journey, casting shadows of doubt and worry. But fear not, for there is a timeless beacon of hope that...…

Philippians 4:13 - "I can do all things through him who strengthens me."Life is a journey, often filled with unexpected twists and turns. Sometimes, it feels like you are navigating through a thick fog, unsure of where you are headed. In these moments, building confidence can seem like a distant...…

Recently I wrote this post about the increase in stress as our church continues to grow. Several responded via Twitter and Facebook that said things like “You don’t seem to get stressed about anything” or “I wish you would give us details”.…

We all know the reality: life happens. From day to day, we never really know what’s going to happen or what wi…

While visiting my daughter in Colorado, the reality struck us that the Rocky Mountain wildfires were blazing, spewing smoke and ash into the air for hundreds of miles. This severe situation was no longer a photo from headline news. It smelled like a wood fire, as if roasting marshmallows at a campfire, but this was no family wiener roast awaiting tasty s’ mores. It was a raging inferno devouring precious trees, animals, and structures on Cameron’s Peak, and three others. Careless people caused three of the wildfires, while the fourth resulted from a lightning strike. These blazes threatened the very air my daughter and her family breathed in a nearby county. As we drove out of town, leaving her home for the campground, ash fell onto vehicles. The sky was ominously black with a sliver of orange on the horizon. Winds kicked up the ferocity of the fire, ravaging more and more territory. Firefighters wavered under the long, arduous days. We prayed for relief for the firefighters and the flames to be doused. Certainly, scores of others prayed with us.…