Life is precious and fragile, but God’s grace is sufficient in every weakness. Discover hope for numbering your days. Fifty years ago, God blessed me with a friendship that has shaped how I see every day since. Betty—affectionately known to us as Maude—was the mother of a dear friend of ours. She lived with type 1 diabetes from the age of ten and was one of Eli Lilly’s original clinical trial patients for insulin. She passed from this life in 2012 at the age of ninety-one.
Tag: Eternal Perspective
Live Like You Were Dying | DevotionsDoneDaily
Discover how to live like you were dying and embrace life’s fleeting moments with purpose and gratitude each day. Most of us live as though tomorrow is guaranteed. We make plans, postpone dreams, delay forgiveness, and assume there will always be another opportunity. Yet God’s Word reminds us that life is precious, brief, and ultimately belongs to Him. When we recognize that our days are numbered, we begin to value what truly matters. Instead of living with regret, we can live each day with purpose, gratitude, and an eternal perspective.
Are You Ready? A Devotion About Christ’s Return
Discover how to live spiritually ready for Christ’s return with faith, hope, and intentional daily living. “Therefore you also must be ready, for the Son of Man is coming at an hour you do not expect.” — Matthew 24:44 Life is full of dates we carefully mark on our calendars. We prepare for Christmas gatherings, Easter celebrations, birthdays, anniversaries, Mother’s Day, and Father’s Day. We anticipate those special moments because they matter deeply to us. Yet one event remains without a marked date: the return of Jesus Christ.
We Are Spiritual Beings Having a Human Experience
We are spiritual beings having a human experience—discover peace, purpose, and eternal hope through Christ. I love this quote . Heard it many years ago and it really stayed with me. I use it in my signature line for all of my emails. “We are not human beings having a spiritual experience; we are spiritual beings having a human experience.” These well-known words from Pierre Teilhard de Chardin resonate deeply because they echo a far older biblical truth. Scripture consistently reminds us that while we live in physical bodies, our truest identity is spiritual and eternal.