Servants heart

How do you know if you have a servant's heart, and is it even important? The Bible has the answer to both of these questions.

WORDS: Michael Puryear (w. 1992) Having our hearts in the right place is the key to servitude. If our heart is focused on serving anyone other than our Lord and Savior, then we cannot be the tender, faithful and true servant He requires us to be. Setting our hearts on Christ will enable us to be compassionate and loving, like our Master. This is not an easy thing to do. In order for Him to be able to fill us with love, we must empty ourselves of all the selfish thoughts and desires we have…

The gift of serving was the focus of this week’s Everyday Jesus podcast. If you missed that episode, you can catch up by clicking below: CLICK HERE TO LISTEN! When discussing this subject, I …

A servants heart is wonderful thing to posses

Servant hearted for the Lord and for His glory!🙌🏻💛

A servants heart bleeds humility. ~@RE_Shockley #quotegram #quoteoftheday #Quotes #quote #quoteaboutlife #TheGoodLife #tweegram #truth

Matthew 23:11-12 — The greatest among you shall be your servant. Whoever exalts himself will be humbled, and whoever humbles himself will be exalted.

Leading with a servant’s heart means putting yourself out there and taking care of those you are leading. There are so many examples of it in literature...

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Feeling anxiety? 😰 When anxiety threatens to overwhelm you, turn to these reassuring scriptures for peace and comfort. Today, I’m going to go a little further, as I feel like this will not only resonate with a lot of you, but hopefully this helps you, whenever you feel the intense waves or little bits of this emotion. Anxiety can feel like a storm, tossing us around in a sea of worry and fear. The pressures of life, the unknowns of the future, and the weight of our responsibilities can…

A Servant's Heart

A couple of years ago, I found myself on my hands and knees at my church, serving in what I felt was a lowly way. Well, maybe “serving” isn’t the right word, because I didn’t volunteer for the job, and I certainly wasn’t doing it with a cheerful spirit. Furthermore, nobody was around to see me doing the task I was assigned! Inwardly, I fumed. This... Read More