David Abraham

“One reason so many Christians are not happy in their careers is that they don’t view their occupations as God’s work. They see them as jobs. They love teaching Sunday school. They love working with young people. They wish they were in the ministry full-time. But they hate their jobs. They fail to see that their primary ministry is their jobs.”
― Charles F. Stanley, The Spirit-Filled Life: Discover the Joy of Surrendering to the Holy Spirit

“His desire is that when people see you, they are reminded of Him (Matthew 5:16).”
― Charles F. Stanley, Every Day in His Presence: A Daily Devotional for Finding Peace and Purpose (365 Devotions - Inspiration for Every Day of the Year)

“Always remember that you’re called to serve people and have dominion over evil. So many people get this backward—they’re ruling over people and serving the Enemy by imposing their own wills instead of doing God’s.”
― Charles F. Stanley, God's Purpose for Your Life: A Daily Devotional for Finding Purpose and Following God's Plan (365 Devotions - Inspiration for Every Day of the Year)

“ABSOLUTELY NOTHING I am convinced that nothing can ever separate us from God’s love. Neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither our fears for today nor our worries about tomorrow—not even the powers of hell can separate us from God’s love. ROMANS 8:38 NLT There may be something on your mind—a sin, a bad decision, someone’s rejection, or a particular trial—that makes you feel as if the Father does not or could not love you. However, once you believe in Jesus as your Lord and Savior, nothing can separate you from His love. Not people. Not circumstances. Not angels, nor demons, nor the enemy’s entire army. Absolutely nothing. Psalm 34:18 is clear, “The LORD is near to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.” So when you feel at your most unworthy or defeated is when the Father is closest, tenderly bidding you to return to Him. The most dangerous move you can make is to resist His love. So seek His face. Confess your failings. Ask Him to teach you. Thank Him for inviting you back. Then praise His holy name and love Him in return. Lord, thank You for accepting me. I am so grateful for Your wonderful, unconditional, unchanging love. Help me hear Your voice, amen.”
― Charles F. Stanley, Every Day in His Presence: A Daily Devotional for Finding Peace and Purpose (365 Devotions - Inspiration for Every Day of the Year)