My wife’s brother has been visiting for the last several days and we’ve really had a great time together. Last night we had to say our farewells and many tears were shed. What particularly touched my heart was how profoundly we are all going to miss him and the depth of feelings our children have for their uncle. It’s pretty incredible to see your children love so deeply and with such passion just as you’ve prayed for them. We love you Rob, come back soon.
Posts Tagged ‘depth’
It Warms My Heart
Posted: November 29, 2012 in UncategorizedTags: brother, deep, depth, feeling, God, Holy Spirit, Jesus, love, miss, Passion, sad, sadness, uncle
Knowledge
Posted: May 2, 2012 in UncategorizedTags: Bible study, depth, encourage, eternal, foundation, God, God's Word, Holy Spirit, infinite, Jesus, knowing about God, knowing God, knowledge, relationship
Did you know it’s possible for the study of the Bible to get in the way of a relationship with God? What? Okay just for the record I totally encourage you to dig deep into God’s word. He’s in there for sure. But there is so much more of Him to know than just what He’s written to us. Scripture is meant to be part of the foundation of our knowing God; it’s not the whole building. Nothing can contain Him; though the depth of scripture is endless it’s still just a drop in the infinite bucket of who He is. It’s easy to bury our nose in the Book thinking that knowing about Him is the same as knowing Him. It’d be like reading everything we can about an athlete or a celebrity and then expecting to be invited over for their Birthday. They might say, “I never knew you”.
Veracity
Posted: March 13, 2012 in UncategorizedTags: depth, God, God doesn't lie, Holy Spirit, Jesus, promise, promises, true, trust, truth, veracity
The veracity of God indicates that He does not lie. He is truth. He can be counted on to fulfill all of His promises and to always be true to who He is. There is nothing we can’t trust Him with and no reason to try to go it without Him. The depth of our personal relationship with Him is directly proportional to how much we put our trust Him.