Some individuals firmly deny the existence of a singular God, while others advocate for diverse paths to the God. It’s akin to discussing numerous bridges over a chasm, but when you’re determined to cross, you must commit to one bridge. Those who argue for multiple paths to God typically fall into one of these categories: …
Navigating the Paths to God: One Bridge or Many? Read More »
Our family’s daily devotion always centers around the YouVersion Bible App. Yesterday’s verse emphasized the significance of entering the narrow gate, a path less traveled, in contrast to the broad road that leads to destruction. Today’s verse, 2 Corinthians 9:8, offers a powerful message. The Good News Translation (GNT) version reads, “And God is capable …
Adversity often strikes unexpectedly, even when individuals bear no responsibility. Consider a young girl I know who bravely battled kidney cancer, only to face another formidable foe, blood cancer. Her unwavering determination, coupled with her parents’ unwavering support and exceptional medical care, enabled her to triumph over both challenges, a testament to the power of …
Resilience in the Face of Adversity: Embracing Trust and Overcoming Challenges Read More »
I recently had a conversation with someone who identified as a Christian. When I suggested they attend church, they expressed reluctance, explaining that their past experiences had left them feeling that church services focused too much on monetary contributions rather than aiding those in need. Sadly, I’ve encountered similar sentiments from others I’ve shared the …
Transforming Church Practices: Shifting the Focus from Money to Worship and Community Read More »
Genuine spiritual mourning for sin is a divine work orchestrated by the Holy Spirit. Repentance is not a common occurrence but a precious flower nurtured through God’s supernatural grace. It is always the outcome of His supernatural intervention. If you find even a single trace of detestation for sin within you, recognize that it’s a …
We often ponder the heartlessness of terrorists when we witness the atrocities, like the recent events in Israel, where innocent people, including children, were brutally harmed and some even beheaded. Regardless of their professed religious affiliations, these individuals are driven by what seems to be an embodiment of malevolence, associated with the spirit of Antichrist …
From Terror to Hope: Exploring the Antichrist, Rapture, and Salvation Read More »
We sang this impactful hymn at church last Sunday, and I’d love to share its beautiful lyrics with you. The song, titled “He Will Hold Me Fast” by Habershon/Merker, conveys a powerful message of unwavering faith. 1. When I fear my faith will fail, Christ will hold me fast; When the tempter would prevail, He …
Unshaken Faith: Exploring the Message of ‘He Will Hold Me Fast’ Read More »
If I am aware that my colleagues at school require a book, yet I choose not to share it with them, can I genuinely claim to love them? If I possess knowledge that could help my friends generate income, and I keep that information to myself, can I honestly say I love them? When my …
The True Measure of Love: Actions Speak Louder Than Words Read More »
If you aspire to prosper and embrace prosperity, consider it your duty to offer prayers for the peace of Jerusalem. This is a practice rooted in the Bible, as indicated in Psalm 122:6. As a student of Eschatology (End Times), I know that it is Christ that will ultimately bring about an enduring peace in …
Embracing Prosperity, Praying for Peace, and Celebrating Jewish Contributions Read More »
If you can only trust God when your friends are faithful, your body healthy, and your business profitable, then your faith is poor. True faith relies on the Lord’s faithfulness when friends are gone, when the body is sick, when spirits are depressed, and when it seems that even God is hiding His face. Charles …
