“But God shows his love for us in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us.” Romans 5:8

In relation to "but God" verses, here are 32 "But the Lord" verses.

"But God" signifies a shift. The phrase represents hope. God is the redeemer of our story in every aspect, and Jesus is the fulfillment of every "but God" statement.

But God, rich in mercy, because of His great love for us, has made us alive together with Christ! What great news!

After a few difficult teachings on divorce, little children, and the rich, Jesus says this statement. For us, impossible can be a frequent word in our vocabulary, but for God? All things are possible.

God doesn’t always pick the smartest in the class, the strongest on the team, or the bravest in the group. Oftentimes, He chooses the weak, the small, the lowly, the forgotten. The one pushed to the side deemed unfit for any good use. Why? Because His strength is made perfect in our weakness. (2 Cor. 12:9)

But God.

“My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever.” Psalm 73:26

But God.

The life of Joseph, found in Genesis 37-50, is an amazing read full of adventure, betrayal, loss, suffering, and finally, forgiveness and redemption.

Do you have motivators in your life?

Today, we've moving from verses about love to verses about humility.

Simple command yet very difficult at times.

Last week, we started our togetherness journey through Scripture by diving into the many "one another" verses. We discussed...

Carry each other's blessings sounds unpleasant but can actually be a blessing to us...

Last week, we looked at Ecclesiastes 4, and the outstanding contrasts of living alone verses living in community.

How can we use our gifts to serve others?

As believers, we were created to live life in community.

Have you found this to be true in your own life?

New Series! Join me for the month of May where we'll be diving into the topic of togetherness with a study of "one another" verses.