Yesterday's partial obedience creates staggering consequences in today's experiences. — Priscilla Shirer Copy Share Image
God is the God of 'right now.' He doesn't want you sitting around regretting yesterday. Nor does He want you wringing your… — Priscilla Shirer Copy Share Image
Today's difficulties are often a result of yesterday's disobedience. — Priscilla Shirer Copy Share Image
Now is the time to know that God is able. To connect your current reality with God's present ability. — Priscilla Shirer Copy Share Image
“there’s a time for everything in your life. God alone knows what that is. And because His Spirit dwells within you, and because He… — Priscilla Shirer Copy Share Image
It is time for us to breathe and build margin into our lives for God. Sabbath was intended as a gift, and it is… — Priscilla Shirer Copy Share Image
“The taste of manna "was like wafers with honey" (Exod. 16:31, Num. 11:7)... It was indeed the "bread of heaven" (Ps. 78:24)... Just bcause… — Priscilla Shirer Copy Share Image
Contentment is the equilibrium between the enjoyment of life now and the anticipation of what is to come. — Priscilla Shirer Copy Share Image
“To make a time-sensitive decision, prayerfully consider which option will bring God the most glory and will encourage a more intimate relationship with Him.” — Priscilla Shirer Copy Share Image
“The things that are “freely given to us by God” (1 Corinthians 2:12) are the only things we need to know now. A lot… — Priscilla Shirer Copy Share Image
We can see hope in the midst of hopelessness. We can see peace in the midst of chaos. We have a hope that the… — Priscilla Shirer Copy Share Image
We can't anticipate and provide for life's trials, but the Lord can and does. The Lord wants us to thirst not after a quick… — Priscilla Shirer Copy Share Image
Persistent, internal inklings matched by external confirmation is often the way God directs believers into His will. — Priscilla Shirer Copy Share Image
Yet some of the most faithful, effective Christians I know are those who are living out their quiet calling to the few in their… — Priscilla Shirer Copy Share Image
