My healing wasn’t just physical; it brought me a clearer sense of what it means to be an un- limited, perfect reflection of God.
I was at my best friend’s birthday party and was having an excellent time. It was getting late and everyone, including myself, was getting a little wild. We were playing around listening to music and dancing.
Kevin shares how he dealt with a tennis injury using some of the ideas in this week’s Lesson. He’d like to know how you deal with challenges. Please share your ideas below.
Last summer, I got the opportunity to work in the vast landscape of Alaska.
My uncle had offered two of my cousins and me a job constructing a cabin on a speck of land about two hours north of Anchorage. During my stay, there were many instances where I felt completely protected by God’s unrelenting care. We were able to complete several projects efficiently. Also, the support I felt from my entire extended family reflected the joy and love that radiate from God. read
Cruising down the bike trail beneath a beautiful blue sky, pedaling against a warm breeze, I took in the splendor of the surrounding scenery. Grateful to be in the company of good friends, I thanked God for the joy and beauty of the afternoon.
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One morning, as I was rushing to get to school, I accidentally tripped and fell down several stairs, landing on my left ankle. It was very painful, and I couldn’t put any weight on it. The fears of being injured and of missing school were both very strong, since it was right before exams and I had a lot going on.
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I’ve always been interested in sports and have been playing different sports since I was little. My favorite sport is soccer, and basketball is my next favorite. One of my favorite Bible passages that I’ve applied to sports is “It is God that girdeth me with strength, and maketh my way perfect”[1] I love the idea that God is giving me strength and keeping me wrapped up tightly in His arms. read
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