Articles Tagged 'Changing'

For over 30 years, Heartlight has shared articles to help people live for Jesus in everyday life. While we are no longer publishing new articles, this enduring collection features relevant pieces throughout the year to encourage faith, offer biblical perspective, and speak to real-world joys and struggles.

Questions

Ron Rose wants us all to ask ourselves some important questions at this stage in our lives to be ready to instruct those who are younger and also ourselves.

What big things — have you learned in life? How do you know that the big things are big things?

Much More than a Day Fishing

Ron Rose is in the coffee shop carrying on a conversation when God shows up and reminds us of the huge difference a little time with our kids can make to their future and the world.

Stories reveal our insides, and on that day, Brook got a rare glimpse inside his dad... and he liked it!

Unchanging

Pat Mingarelli shares photos of geese on a frozen lake and reminds us of the constants of unchanging nature and the God who is faithful and dependable and unchanging and just.

In the world of chaotic change, is there anything predictable and dependable?

Learn to Put the Big Rocks on Your Calendar First

Rick Brown reminds us of what the big rocks, the big things, are in our lives to ourselves and to God.

What goes down on your calendar first this year?

Jesus Is the Same

Tom Norvell reminds us that in the world of massive change, Jesus is the same.

Why does everything have to change all the time?

With Jesus, Things Happen!

When Jesus enters someone's life, that life will be changed ... for the better, because in Jesus, things happen!

Don't you want to see this?

The Sound of Surprise

Like a work of improvisational jazz, life is a journey from one new thing to another.

What does life sound like in your world?

Change is Constant

Change is a constant so how we deal with it is crucial and is part of our heritage as God's people.

How can change be a constant that ties us to the past and gives us hope for the future?

Class of 1966

God doesn't change, but we go to reunions and find out we are changing, getting old, just like everyone else.

Wow, where did all these old people come from?

Change is Constant

Change is inevitable and we should appreciate many of the changes, but we need to trust in God who does not change.

Do you really want things to quit changing?

More than Change

External changes won't cut it, we need real spiritual transformation which comes from the Spirit of God.

Surely you want to do something a little deeper than just another coat of pain?