“At its most basic level, to have hope is to believe that something good is going to happen. That help is on the way. That it’s not over yet, and no matter how dark it seems, there’s going to be… — Levi Lusko Copy Share Image
“Refuse to live a life that is “cut.” Don’t hobble back and forth between Jesus and the world, or slowly you will become like… — Levi Lusko Copy Share Image
“The most important battle is the one you fight within, in your mind and heart, to not give up. If you give up hope,… — Levi Lusko Copy Share Image
“I knew that what I was seeing and living was only part of the story. We are not supposed to walk by sight but by faith. I made the decision to look not at just what was in front of me but at what God said was there. I had to study and investigate what God’s word has to say… — Levi Lusko Copy Share
“Taking something is an action. It’s a choice. Losing, on the other hand, happens on its own, when you’re not paying attention. The truth… — Levi Lusko Copy Share Image
“The symbol of the anchor is powerful because of what it stands for: hope. The book of Hebrews speaks of “this hope we have… — Levi Lusko Copy Share Image
“This is the war: every moment of every day, we must make the all-important choice of whether we will rely on the naked eye.… — Levi Lusko Copy Share Image
“The transcendent moments in worship where all of God’s people are rallied together, praising the Lord, are like those fleeting moments above the depths:… — Levi Lusko Copy Share Image
“At its most basic level, to have hope is to believe that something good is going to happen. That help is on the way.… — Levi Lusko Copy Share Image
“I want to show you that God doesn’t expect you to be happy about what has been torn from your hands—whether it’s a marriage,… — Levi Lusko Copy Share Image
“Great marriages require a constant infusion of commitment, tears, and lots and lots of forgiveness.” — Levi Lusko Copy Share Image
“What is so important about this Bible story (2 Kings 6:15–17) is that the angels didn’t show up when Gehazi’s eyes were opened. They… — Levi Lusko Copy Share Image
