Author: J.D. Walt

The most important relationship in the universe is not my relationship with God. It is the relationship between the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

Biblical self love is when a person loves God at the core of their being and thereby learns to appropriately love oneself.

For us to abandon ourselves to Jesus is to awaken to Jesus’s abandonment to us in love.

Often divine appointments cause two people caught up in books to be led to the One Book of Scripture, where God catches us up into his divine life.

In the wilderness of the world, Jesus uses our awakened lives to gain the awareness of others who are unknowingly searching for him.

Spirituality is often like rescue pets: We don’t love them in spite of who they are, but precisely because of who they are as we see past their imperfections and into their possibilities.

Far from a transaction gaining one admission into heaven, salvation is the gateway into the transformational kingdom of Jesus Christ. 

We are commanded not to behave in the ways of love but to actually become love.

All true and lasting fruit-bearing must come through this place of deep attachment to God.

Sometimes minor or major inconveniences are a way to set us up for a divine appointment.

The gift of God is not so much being taught to fly as it is being lifted up on eagles’ wings.

Holiness is not outward behavior, though it is reflected there. Holiness is the inward sanctity and purity given and nourished by the Holy Spirit.