“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. Will we trust what we can see is there, or believe what God says is there?… — 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: a dark, hard week is coming, and you need all the sustenance you can get. Never… — 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… — Levi Lusko Copy Share Image
“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
