Ryan Bailey
Not what kind of love you have for God. What kind of love the Father has given. John says: look. Slowly. Not for a minute. For a Sunday. That is the whole assignment today.
Your team sees your polish. Your family sees your faith. The Saturday morning gap is where the gospel gets to work.
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Looking back across my son’s life, I keep bumping into a Father who was fathering him in every gap I did not close.
You were not holding the day up. Christ was praying you through it. That is the reality that changes your Thursday.
The tiredness that hits at 2 p.m. on Wednesday is not about your schedule. It is about the source you have been running from.
Dominating a meeting is not authority. It is anxiety in a suit. There is another mind available to you.
Whatever you receive in the first fifteen minutes at your desk is what will be running through your day. Choose carefully.
One psalm says His love endures forever twenty-six times. That is not repetition. That is a Father making sure you finally believe Him.
The twenty seconds from car door to front door is not a transition. It is a chance for God’s love to land before you land.