- Intimacy with God
- Do what God asks and leave the outcome to him
- Gods word is your Foundation
- God cares about your work, so do your best
- Obey God, even when it does not make any sense
- You reap what you sow, later than you sow
- There is a Purpose for your dark times
- Kneel when you fight and you win every time
- trust in God means looking beyond our own vision and trying to walk with him and see what he sees
- God will show you his will when he is ready to reveal it
- God assumes full responsibility for our needs when we obey him
- peace with God is a delicious fruit
- when walking with God it is essential to listen
- God acts for those who wait for him
- God must break you to use you
- whatever is not of God will turn to dust
- we are boldest on our knees
- because we are God’s children we’re never victims of our circumstances
- if you hold tightly to something you will lose it
- disappointments are inevitable but discouragement is another choice
- obedience brings blessings
- to walk in the spirit you have to obey the spirit
- you can never out give God
- to be a Christian you have to let Jesus live through you
- God blesses us so that we may bless others
- adversity is a bridge to a deeper relationship with God
- prayer is life’s greatest time saver
- Christians should not go it alone in their walk of faith
- we learn more in the valley than on the mountain top
- when we’re awaiting the Lord’s return we will stay active
These thirty Life Principles are not a checklist to master, but a path of walking more closely with the Lord. Drawn from the Scriptures and shaped by the pastoral teaching of Charles Stanley, each one opens a window into how God forms His people—through intimacy, obedience, waiting, brokenness, trust, and the ordinary work of faith. You may begin with one or two that speak to the season you are in, or walk through them all; either way, the aim is the same: to see God more clearly, to trust Him more deeply, and to live the life He has already prepared for you.
Father Eldrin invites you to come as you are. Bring your questions, your delays, your victories, and your places of resistance. The Word is already on the page. The Spirit who inspired it is still at work. Whether you read one principle or all thirty, may you find the living God meeting you there, and may your life bear the fruit that only comes from abiding in Him.