The Apostle Peter encourages us in 1 Peter 3 to always be ready to give an answer for our faith, the hope that is in us. This commandment spurs us to study and learn Scripture with the purpose of knowing God and knowing how to explain God’s hope to others.
Millennials.
We’re the passionate ones who dream of setting the world on fire, we’re the ones with smartphones glued to our hands, and we’re the ones to want more information at a pace that’s faster than ever.
We all know that Thanksgiving is meant to be a time where we pause to reflect on how many blessings we have in our lives. The big things are obvious — house, car, heat, food. Those are easy to name off. But sometimes we miss the heart of what giving thanks actually means.
When it comes to finishing a race, a few options are on the table: running out of steam and finishing halfheartedly, quitting when the going gets inevitably tough, or finishing with endurance despite difficulty and exhaustion.
