We look at what Jesus did, not at what we do, to remember that we will be with the Lord forever. We will.

Surely God will love you and be good to you all the days of your life.

You are significant to Jesus. Look at his life. Look at what he endured. Look at his focus on your salvation. You mean so much to him.

There is real comfort for you because the most significant part of Jesus' life will always be to care for you.

You can keep going because you know the great future the Lord has prepared for you.

The Lord is with us. The Lord fights for us. The Lord knows how to give us rest.

Because Jesus has you, you also have him. And if we have Jesus, we lack nothing important.

Whatever your need, Jesus cares. And he will care for you.

God's been thinking about you for much longer than you've been thinking about you. And he wants you to think of yourself the same way he does: as righteous in Christ.

Some days it's hard to sing a song of praise. God knows that. It's why he reminds us of what's coming.

Think of Jesus. Think of what he endured. Jesus loves you. Always.

Whenever you feel alone, remember that you're really not. Our gracious and loving God is always with you.

Jesus' delight in God was really delight in loving us and giving us good things to hold onto when we also go through difficult times.

When it seems God is far away in the present, remember how he has helped his people in the past.

As Jesus quoted Psalm 22 from the cross, we learn that God sees you, understands you, and will save you.

Evil won't win. God does, and so do his children. The reality of that win will be surprising to everyone - but in different ways for God's enemies than it will be for God's children.

Jesus loves us now - and forever. You're going to be ok. And you are ok.

The Jesus who won for us the crown of life is also with us through life and death.

Go big in your prayers to God, remembering that our God loves to give good things to his children.

One day we will see ourselves completely safe from all that troubles us. Today, we can know that day is coming.

When it seems your sacrifices aren't worth it, remember that Jesus sees all you sacrifices, he remembers them, and he celebrates them.

In Christ, God has given us a new and wonderful name, identity, and future.

Our sinfulness is worse than we know. But God's grace and compassion are sufficient to save us from all of it.

Happiness can sometimes be hard to find. But the God who loves you knows your heart and knows how to lead you to the happiness only he can provide.