Articles Tagged 'Tenderness'

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.

The Courtesy of Christ

Max Lucado reminds us to know that Jesus longs to show us the courtesy of heaven, and we need to recognize it, receive it, and share it.

Receive the courtesy of Christ.

A Special Corsage for Easter

Ron Rose reminds us that the resurrection happens again and again when we let precious memories bubble to the service and rejoice in God's tender power and grace.

Betty was sent by God, whether she realized it or not, to encourage a young mother struggling to be the best she could be.

Dear Husband, You're Worth It!

Jordan Harrell captures the reality of the good times and challenging times in a marriage and what God is up to in all of it if we will keep on loving each other.

What happened last weekend felt hopeless and dark. But this weekend says it wasn’t.

I Have Found the Answer!

Tom Norvell reminds us of the needed virtue in today's harsh world.

Here's what seems to be most needed in our harsh and cruel world.

When You're Missing Being Loved

Ann Voskamp talks about this year's wheat harvest and how it reminds her of God's grace and message of love when she was once in France and how communion is about love and love is about sacrifice.

Sometimes we don't see that love is defined by surprise and sacrifice.

Kindness Can Change Things

Rubel Shelly reminds us that gentleness is much in need in every area of life.

Winning the hearts of our enemies?

SH!FT: READ_faithfully

Phil Ware continues his shift series, focusing on our need to read Scripture because it is from God and useful to our living and beneficial and able to make us wise and leads us to salvation.

Isn't it time you put this back into your daily life?

Relationships Are Worth the Effort

Rubel Shelly calls us to excellence, but reminds us that this must be true in every area of life, including our relationships.

Excellence in every area of life means relationships, too!

A Little Something Extra

Katha Winther shares a tradition she picked up from her mother and that we should pass along to others along the way: give a little something extra.

What do you have to share with others that is a little extra?

Little Acts of Love

Marsha Jordan reminds us that we may not have the skill set or talents we would choose for ourselves, but we can still change the world through small acts of love.

Now what can I really do and does it really matter?

The Voice of Our Father

Phil talks about when his son Zachary was born hurt and how his voice as a father comforted his son and how we as God's children can approach God as Abba Father.

How do you approach God?

The Forgotten Virtue

Gentleness is often forgotten in today's world, but it is one of the most lauded virtues in Scripture and we must display it to be God's people.

When is the last time you heard someone praised from being gentle?

Mother's Love

A mother's love and touch are crucial to babies in those earliest days of life.

Do you really understand how important a mother's love truly is?

Who Could Ask for More?

A little girls interruptions become the occasion for seeing how much God loves and listens to us.

Have you ever thought how much God cares for you?

What the Kids Pick Up

Kids hear all sorts of things in the background of the world via the radio and tv, how are we helping them process this?

What are your kids hearing in the background and from you?

Seven Ages of a Married Cold

The years in marriage can sometimes mean that we take each other for granted; we mustn't let that happen.

So how do you treat your honey when she or he is ailin'?

The Search for Jesus' Love

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Where can folks find Jesus' love in your town?

God's Amazing Majesty and Grace

God is both majestic and gracious; can we draw near to him as sinners with familiarity and tenderness?

Can we dare speak with such familiarity to our holy and majestic God?