John beautifully describes that we have received grace for grace from the fullness of Jesus. Jesus is portrayed here as being full of grace. He is so full of kindness. Grace is something that we receive even when we do not deserve it. 

The Bible says that God’s way is perfect. Why wouldn’t it be? God is fully aware of your past struggles, your present circumstances, and the treasures that await you in the future.

No matter what lie the devil throws at you, no matter how shaky your life feels, cling on to God’s Word. When you feel like you’re sinking, let God be your Rock. Hold on to Him; hold on to His Word.

Remember, God promises to dwell among the praises of His people. When you continually offer up praise, you are inviting God’s presence and power into every area of your life.

Jesus was both human and God.  He prayed always.  Even at the point of death, He had TIME to pray and seek the face of His heavenly Father.  He went around doing good to people, but He used to begin His day very early in the morning with prayer. 

Father God, thank You for every good and perfect gift that You have poured out on my life. In humility, I choose to wear my blessings well. I won’t shrink back at the criticism of others; but instead, I will walk with You forward into the life of blessing You have prepared for me.

It’s easy to get comfortable and slip under the sheets of self-pity, avoiding reality. Why do we do that? We focus on the problem. We forget all about our Omnipotent God.

It’s terrifying to step out of your comfort zone. If you’re the adventurous kind, you’ll jump at the opportunity to try something new and different.

You are an overcomer because the Bible says He that hath an ear, let him hear what the Spirit saith unto the churches; To him that overcometh will I give to eat of the tree of life, which is in the midst of the paradise of God. Revelation 2:7

The psalmist starts out with declaring the peace and joy he feels when being saturated in God’s presence. We must continually be in God’s presence every day and feed our soul with His Word, or we’ll starve spiritually.