Articles Tagged 'Tent' (Page 2)

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 Latest Thing

It's easy to want what everyone else is getting. But it's also very, very dangerous. God can help you learn to be happy with what you have.

It's new! Improved!

I AM: God's Handwritten Message from Heaven - Bread

Phil Ware continues his series on the I AM statements in the Gospel of John focusing on Jesus being the bread of life.

Just how hungry are you?

Observations after a Trip to Africa

During my nine day visit to Africa, I experienced a number of things: policemen in Malawi toting weapons asking for a ride to their headquarters about five miles away, bicycles as transports for almost everything, friendliness of the people, security for

What are your observations from traveling outside our country?

Better to Not Assume

Rubel Shelly reminds us to not assume and to be willing to ask questions and listen so we truly understand what is being said.

When we assume, well, let's just say things don't end so well.

Auto-Correct Spelling and Life

The Christian life is a life of intentional choices made every day. You cannot live that life on auto-check.

I wonder if it is possible to live my life on auto-check?

Get Your Head Out of the Clouds!

Phil Ware begins the New Year with an article or post about the book of Acts and the power of Jesus and the Holy Spirit to take broken people and use them powerfully to change the world.

Move beyond resolutions to Kingdom living!

The Gift of Influence: Teach to Obey

Phil Ware continues his series on last words and first priority, and emphasizes the power of our influence to help others know, follow, and obey Jesus.

What are you doing with yours?

The Path from Brokenness to Peace

Ron Rose talks about the temptation to compartmentalize life and live by different standards in different roles and walks in life instead of living with integrity for God.

Can I really be the same person in each place?

Good Intentions

Rubel Shelly reminds us of a story told by Ronald Reagan, a joke, that helps us realize that sometimes our best intentions lead to a disaster that we need to admit and take credit for before something worse is done.

Sometimes we've just got to admit we blew up before we make a bigger mistake!

SH!FT: PRAY_passionately

Phil Ware continues his shift series with a message on prayer and about being real before God.

Can we really be honest with God and reverent, too?

Don't Get Sidetracked!

Rubel Shelly takes on the issue of a recent suicide because a person's recent sexual escapades were shown online without his permission and Rubel reminds us that the issue is about gossip and both fact and intention for sharing news matters.

So what's the real issue behind this issue?

Wishes Are Not Plans

Rubel Shelly reminds us that wishes aren't plans and we have to begin on the road to growth or it never happens.

Can we ever move beyond the failure to act on good intentions?

In the Good Hands of God

Bill Sherrill talks about bad news about his heart and he begins to worry until he remembers what Jesus said!

He can do far more than our worry can ever do!

Forgotten Kindness, Forgotten Love?

Mike Barres reminds us of the incredible and personal nature of God and his love for us and our need to let Him know with kind words and loving words and genuine affection.

When is the last time you let God know how much you love Him?

Life Is Never the Same

Life is constantly changing. It is essential to have something unchanging to hold on to.

How do find stability in a life that is always changing?

How to Think of God

Rubel Shelly's night with a little girl in a restaurant reminds him of who God actually is.

Do you see God in the face and actions of a young child?

Faces in the Crowd

Patrick Odum reminds us of the heart of Jesus for those who are sick and broken.

What's standing in the way of us really finding health care?

I Thought I Was Right

Right intentions, or mistaken ideas, do not make for a relationship with God.

Thinking you are right does not keep you from being wrong.

Family Unique: Fuel in the Family Tank

Rick Brown reminded us that families run on values, so what are the values your family runs on?

What is your family running on and what is it running toward?

Junk Mail and Happiness

Junk e-mail gives us a good glimpse into what the world sees as happiness. But true happiness comes from God, not from a website.

Is happiness really just a mouse click away?

I Could Be Content if Only...

Because of Jesus, we can learn to be content without being dependent on external circumstances.

Who could be bored driving in beautiful Florida?

Be Intentional about What Matters Most

Paul Faulkner reminds us that we have to be intentional or what we view as important gets lost in the busyness of life.

What is really most important in your family?`

Money Really Doesn’t Grow on Trees

Money really doesn’t grow on trees -- and some of us are growing more aware of this fact every day. Truthfully, most people deal with financial stress

Are you enslaved to the desire of always wanting more and better?

Birthday Flowers

Just as birthdays should be about moms, so our very lives should be about the One who gave us life

Who do we celebrate?

If Life Were as Sweet as a Krispy Kreme Doughnut

Consider the power of attitude, the idea that how we choose to view life impacts the quality of it.

If you could use a type of food to describe your life, what would it be?