Relationship with God
Not just enchanted, amused, interested, but amazed! Does this aspect of your relationship need a refreshing.
What does it mean when people speak about “Abiding in Christ” and what should it look like in my life?
Why does God want us to pray and how will it benefit our relationship with Him?
This personal discipline is the life blood to our relationship with God. Here are suggestions on how to build it into your life.
Your spiritual walk is influenced by whether you are walking in step with God in your life, or not.
A heart attitude of affection for the Lord, is largely determined by how we remember WHO He is and WHAT he has done for us.
When we say that we love God, how does God respond to us, His bride?
It is one thing being loved by God, but how do we go about pleasing Him with our lives?
Can God be trusted with the desires of my heart? Can I surrender it all and trust His heart?
What to do when you are not hearing from God.
A warning to every believer, but more particularly for those of us who have been believers for a long time!
We often think that God does not know what is happening in our lives, or that He does not care! But what does scripture say?
What quality of trust are we to have when we say: I am trusting the Lord.
When you have never had a Father, or your own father was not good, how do we know what a good father looks like or behaves?
People tell you that God will give you the desires of your heart. But perhaps that is not your experience and you wonder why God turns a blind eye to what you would like?
How do I know if it IS God speaking to me?
Recent Blog Posts about our relationship with God:
Michelle’s Psalm 139
By Michelle|2017-09-12T19:22:55+02:00May 25th, 2013|Categories: Bible, Elementary Truths/Maturity, Journey, Mentor-Mentee, Relationship with God, Relationship with Self, Testimony|Tags: acceptance, bible, fear, peace, relationships, worship|
I was working at understanding my own self, my true colours and how they relate to God. One of the passages that really impacted my life was Psalm 139. It really spoke to my broken [...]
















