Articles Tagged 'For' (Page 12)

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.

Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes

Tim Woodroof of Interim Ministry Partners shares the introductory article on changes facing the church today and comparing it to the early church we find in the book of Acts.

Do you feel as if our world has completely changed in its attitude toward faith?

All Undone

Michele Howe shares with us a poignant story of a woman caregiver and the loss of a client, or patient, and friend, and how it wipes her out and discourages her until she finds a way to bless this friend and her family and goes to the Father in prayer.

Can the Lord help put me back together so I can keeping serving those I server for Him?

Following God in the Wilderness

Mark Frost continues his four part series on the interim season and comparing it to Israel's time in the wilderness and how God fashioned, shaped, molded, corrected, honed, built, re-built, transformed, his people through their time in the wilderness of t

Can you hear the sound of trumpets?

Revelation & Transformation in the Wilderness

Mark Frost continues his series on interim ministry and Israel's time in the wilderness

Can something good come from our time in the wilderness?

The Thing about Sorrow

Lisa Mikitarian shares from current events and from her own experience about the grief and sorrow those we love face and how to help them -- support them, come alongside of them to support, care, and love them.

What can we do when we can't walk in the shoes of another in grief?

Alzheimer's and Jesus

It is hard to see the real person behind the Alzheimer's. But they are there. Someday they will be whole again. I believe.

My Dad has Alzheimer's and it makes me think about Jesus.

The Truth about Hypocrites at Church

Hypocrites intentionally act different from what they say. That is not true about Christians.

They are why some won't come to church, but the truth about hypocrites is not what you think.

Compassion after Easter

Phil Ware gives three reasons to sponsor a child with Compassion International.

Why not give the gift of new life to a child who is waiting for someone to help them experience grace?

Easter Clothes

Rick Brown reminds us what is important about the clothes we wear on Easter and that Jesus appeared to Mary as a gardener.

What kind of clothes did Jesus wear that first Easter Sunday.

Lose One and You're Done

Phi Ware reminds us that while the one and done principle is true in much of life, Jesus changed it for us in regard to sin.

What's true about the NCAA Basketball Tourney and life?

God Is Watching You... and That Is a Good Thing

God does not watch your life looking for a reason to condemn you. He watches to see how he can help you.

What does God think when he watches your life?

A Major Comeback?

Phil Ware takes a weird note in his inbox and uses Johnny Cash and his comebacks to remind us that Jesus gives us the ultimate comeback, he forgives, purifies, and heals.

How can this happen?

No God Could Forgive Me!

There is a God who can forgive all the heinous acts anyone can perform. There is a God who allowed His only Son to save all of us by paying the price none of us deserved. There is a God who can take the worst sinner and transfer him or her into a forgiven

I'm bad and no god could forgive me!

Now, so what?

Phil Ware challenges us to ask the 'Now, so what?' question to our own faith in Jesus and God and to make life changes based upon it.

So you believe in God, big deal, what are you going to do about it?

Can I Be Forgiven?

It doesn't matter what you have done. Your sins can be washed away. You can start over. God will cleanse you and give you a new life.

How do you deal with those feelings of remorse?

Time to Throw Away the Old Calendar

Do not stay rooted in your past successes or failures. Instead, embrace the future God has planned for you.

Love it or hate it... it is sure easy to live in the past.

The Waiting Is the Hardest Part

Phil Ware shares his heart about someone who is precious to him who needs to come to the Lord and has not yet done so.

O how our hearts ache till all our precious ones are in Jesus!

Forgiveness

Forgiveness is good for you. Resentment is harmful. The choice should be easy, yet we often find ourselves keeping a record of the wrongs done against us.

Forgiveness is good for you!

History and Mission

Mark Frost continues a series by http://interimministrypartners.com team members on how a church can discover its mission.

Can we really look back to find the way to move forward?

Tattletales, the Devil, and You

Satan wants to tattle on us to God so we get what we deserve. God will not let him. Instead, he forgives our sin.

Satan wants to make sure you get what's coming to you. Not God.

Losing the Hidden Weight in 2014

Ron Rose shares with us about weight problems, not pounds, but hidden weight with regret, worries, burdens, resentments, failures, and those kinds of things that we need to leave behind after we have handed them over to Jesus.

What are you carrying around unnecessarily in your hidden weight?

Prayer for 2014

Rubel Shelly re-shares a prayer for the New Year and a fresh start on life.

Let's begin with prayer!

Forgiveness

Phillip Morrison talks about the greatest Christmas gift of all, the gift of forgiveness.

Why would they let the person responsible for their son's death off the hook?

Building a Culture of Honor: Accountability

Phil Ware continues his series on building a culture of honor with a focus on accountability -- both holding others accountable and holding ourselves accountable for our growth in the Lord.

Holding each other and ourselves accountable for our growth toward Jesus it often the forget piece in building a culture of honor.

Building a Culture of Honor: Trust

Phil Ware continues his series on building a culture of honor, this time focusing on trust.

Is trust really something that has to be earned?